Spent most of today driving myself insane learning about CoreWeave. This company is a fucking time bomb. They are burdened by $11 billion in debt on $2 billion of revenue - and they lost $800m. This company is a sickly dog with super-Ebola, and it may be the narrative twist that begins the collapse.
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I realize that a lot of this may seem dense and like it’s a bunch of finance shit. But it’s very simple: CoreWeave, a company that sells data centers for the AI boom, loses hundreds of millions doing so and is burdened with debt it cannot hope to serve. Nobody is making money in AI. Nobody.
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What about those companies that have moved or are moving to in-house models? Nowhere near as powerful as the frontier models but can still create some internal impact. Is this not a repeat of the dot.com bubble that was supposed to finish of this newfangled 'interweb' thing? 🤔
For a company that is to replace a lot of human white collar workers OpenAI is hiring a lot ... openai.com/careers/sear...
Just underneath this in my timeline: bsky.app/profile/clae...
Finding new audiences via AI. Bold - or risky - BBC move towards AI? BBC to create a new department that will offer more personalised content. Director wants to ‘defy gravity’ in reaching audiences amid ‘seismic changes in the way news is consumed’ www.theguardian.com/media/2025/m...
Ed I have to assume you feel like Mark Baum in this scene in the Big Short at all times youtu.be/A25EUhZGBws?...
I mean... It feels like CoreWeave folding could have the same effect on asset-backed securities as New Century's folding was the first domino in the GFC. Completely open to being wrong, but this read was chilling.