> 1. GPUs are reportedly increasingly just getting put on shelves because there aren’t data centers to host them, which is creating a setup for a financial mess (rapidly depreciating assets purchased, paid for, but not utilized),
Unfortunately, "paid for, but not utilized" doesn't result in rapid depreciation in the case of coordinated market scalping. In that case, dark (unused) hardware is kept on storage to actually cause higher prices until them chips can be sold for profit, in the form of services, after eventual deployment.
I suspect, digging a bit deeper would find some shady financial practices that may lead to a taxpayer funded bailout via the insurance loophole.
Unfortunately, "paid for, but not utilized" doesn't result in rapid depreciation in the case of coordinated market scalping. In that case, dark (unused) hardware is kept on storage to actually cause higher prices until them chips can be sold for profit, in the form of services, after eventual deployment.
I suspect, digging a bit deeper would find some shady financial practices that may lead to a taxpayer funded bailout via the insurance loophole.