The Wall Street Journal reported that the scramble for AI computing power has become the absolute most important thing in Silicon Valley right now: - In 2024, Google shelled out $2.7 billion to buy a company it didn't need at all, just to get the company's founder Noam
WSJ: AI compute scramble tops Silicon Valley
The post cites WSJ reporting that AI compute is now Silicon Valley's overriding priority, citing Google's $2.7B 2024 acquisition, reportedly to hire founder Noam.