The Great Capital Reallocation
To me, the real story is where that freed-up capital actually ends up. These companies are quite literally shedding salaries to buy silicon. Training a complex algorithm requires an ungodly amount of computational power. You cannot just wish it into existence. You need specialised processors, colossal servers, and miles of dense networking cable.
This is not some abstract digital revolution. It is an industrial buildout wrapped in a Silicon Valley aesthetic.
The transition is stark. We are shifting from the ethereal, low-cost world of software into heavy, expensive hardware. If you are tracking this capital flight, you might want to look at . The money is moving, and the beneficiaries are distinctly physical.