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Impact Theory · October 25, 2026 · 1h 0m

AI Boom Just Hit a Wall, Eight European Countries Are ON FIRE Right Now, Poland and Hungary Just Sent Europe a Warning | Weekly Recap

Tom Bilyeu breaks down the AI buildout hitting a power bottleneck as Amazon warehouses Nvidia GB300 racks, Anthropic’s blockbuster IPO filing with $80.7 billion net loss and $750 billion compute commitments, and Ray Dalio’s warning that AI is a classic bubble. He then turns to Europe, where over half a million marched in France and riots swept eight countries, tracing the unrest to a Tocquevillean vacuum of intermediate institutions, cumulative inflation, and a reform trap built by the world’s highest public spending. Finally he examines Poland and Hungary’s hardline immigration stance, national identity, and the growing gap between public opinion and government policy.

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AI Buildout Hits Power Bottleneck: Amazon Stores Nvidia GB300 Racks Because Data Centers Can't Get Electricity
Amazon is taking delivery of billions in Nvidia GB300 server racks but warehousing them because data center power capacity can't switch them on, with the West’s resistance to building energy infrastructure being the real constraint.
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Anthropic's IPO Reveals $80.7B Net Loss and $750B Compute Commitments
Anthropic's draft IPO filing shows an $80.7 billion net loss (mostly non-cash accounting charges), revenue jumping from $1.1B to $16.3B, and up to $750 billion in compute commitments, exposing a duration mismatch between long-term obligations and young revenue.

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