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The infrastructure layer of the AI industrial chain mainly refers to companies that provide computing chips (such as GPUs), cloud service platforms, and foundation models, whose business models feature extremely strong economies of scale and winner-take-all characteristics, with training frontier models requiring billions of dollars in capital expenditure.
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