Word on the street: major Chinese internet giants are pouring cash into AI infrastructure right now. Not just talking about it—actual budget allocations going up.
Interesting angle here? The local tech ecosystem players who supply chips, cloud services, and data processing might catch some serious tailwinds. Always worth watching who's building the picks and shovels when everyone's rushing into a gold mine.
Anyone tracking which specific names could ride this wave? The second-order effects in this space tend to surprise people.
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TommyTeacher1
· 18h ago
In a gold rush, the ones selling shovels are the real winners—there’s nothing wrong with that logic.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 12-07 13:44
The big mining players are really throwing money at this; chip makers and cloud service providers are going to rake it in this time.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-07 13:42
What you said about second-order effects is true—the ones who really make money are often not the ones digging for gold.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12-07 13:38
Selling shovels is better than mining; this principle is still popular in the AI era.
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AirdropHermit
· 12-07 13:28
The real money is in selling shovels—this wave will see chip and cloud service providers take off.
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ZkSnarker
· 12-07 13:27
ngl the picks and shovels play is where the real money sits. everyone's too busy watching the headline players to notice the infrastructure folks just printing margin
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HodlVeteran
· 12-07 13:23
Digging another hole again, this time it's AI, last time it was DeFi. Us old retail investors are just here to fill the holes.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 12-07 13:15
This time, we really have to spend money—it's not just talk.
Word on the street: major Chinese internet giants are pouring cash into AI infrastructure right now. Not just talking about it—actual budget allocations going up.
Interesting angle here? The local tech ecosystem players who supply chips, cloud services, and data processing might catch some serious tailwinds. Always worth watching who's building the picks and shovels when everyone's rushing into a gold mine.
Anyone tracking which specific names could ride this wave? The second-order effects in this space tend to surprise people.