Last week, the landscape of AI infrastructure shifted dramatically. OpenAI and NVIDIA  unveiled a partnership to build what may become the largest compute cluster in history, a project internally codenamed Stargate  and projected to cost up to $100 billion ( Business Insider ). At the same time, Elon Musk  set a bold ambition: his company xAI will grow its compute footprint to 1 GW, then 10 GW, 100 GW, and ultimately a terawatt  — scaling at each stage as though adding multip

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