“There's no such thing as a dark GPU right now. Every GPU that's being put in a data center is getting used, uh, and it's being used to generate tokens... So…”
Sacks rejects the dot-com fiber-bubble analogy by arguing every deployed GPU is already in use generating tokens, so compute demand and the buildout keep compounding. The cleanest executable expression of that no-overhang compute-demand call is the GPU maker itself.
“China's building out. I think they're, um, spinning up a a new, uh, nuclear power plant or, um, or coal plant, new energy every single week. And a lot of…”
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“You saw just last week, Microsoft stepped up and made a pledge that it will that its data centers will not cause residential rates to increase. I think you'll…”
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“you see Oracle making a huge investment. You see, uh, Blackstone making huge investments, real estate companies. Um, ultimately, I think these are very savvy…”
Sacks holds up Oracle's data-center buildout as smart, deep-pocketed money that sees real ROI, which is a soft bullish endorsement of the company doing the spending. Among the names he cites, Oracle is the one with a tradeable equity perp on Hyperliquid, so the AI-capex conviction routes to long ORCL.
“self-driving for sure is going to be huge. It feels like we've hit some sort of new inflection point there where the quality's gone to the point where you're…”
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“the the the product that just came out recently that everyone's kind of going crazy over is the latest iteration of Claude Code, uh, which is, uh, powered by,…”
Sacks singles out Anthropic's Opus 4.5 and Claude Code as the breakout product everyone is going crazy over and projects it becomes the personal digital assistant in 2026, a named bet that Anthropic specifically is on the leading edge.
“the EU AI Act, which has been so detrimental to to the AI ecosystem here here in Europe, was passed before ChatGPT was even invented.”
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