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The concentration of the compute supply chain is a key issue in AI companies' risk disclosures: large-model training depends heavily on accelerators such as GPUs, advanced-process capacity and high-end chip supply are concentrated in the hands of a few manufacturers, and cloud compute resources are also concentrated among a few hyperscale cloud service providers.
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10/26/2026
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