• Tekedia Capital analysis flagged rising investor unease over AI spending pace following report that OpenAI missed internal targets for user growth and revenue.
• AI-linked stocks sold off, pressuring Oracle shares 4% as investors questioned demand visibility behind up to USD 300 billion in planned compute capacity for OpenAI over five years.
• Selloff spread across AI supply chain, with Broadcom down 4% and AMD down 3% as markets repriced risk tied to utilization of high-cost infrastructure.
• Tekedia said generative AI economics are straining forecasts, with high recurring operating costs limiting margin leverage versus prior software cycles.
• Report highlighted fragmentation across model providers as a new forecasting risk, raising odds of overcapacity or underutilization even if aggregate demand holds.

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