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Add as a preferred source on GoogleBernstein analyst Mark Moerdler says compute-focused firms could face more pressure if supply constraints ease.
Bernstein analyst Mark Moerdler sees limited near-term contract risk for large cloud providers. He said compute-focused companies could be more exposed if bottlenecks ease, since they rely on expensive financing and continued demand for leased capacity.
He said personal-computer memory was used 5% of the time and argued that local open-source AI would not eliminate the need for data centers.
Unverified reports included shared teams, free API accounts and Pro subscriptions costing $200 per month. Some account holders said saved chats and memories stored in the cloud became inaccessible.
The work is intended to help OpenAI assess system security and strengthen defenses. The company announced a separate Cathedral security sprint Nov. 2.
