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Introduction TL;DR: Media summaries put 2026 Big Tech AI infrastructure spending $650B at roughly $650B, while Reuters frames it as more than $630B. (Bloomberg.com) Amazon guided about $200B (company-wide capex), Alphabet guided $175B–$185B, and Meta guided $115B–$135B including finance lease principal payments. (Amazon) The “total” varies mostly because definitions (leases vs cash PP&E) and periods (calendar vs fiscal year) don’t line up perfectly across companies. (Microsoft) Context (first paragraph): 2026 Big Tech AI infrastructure spending $650B is a shorthand for a hyperscaler capex super-cycle aimed at AI data centers, accelerated computing, and networking. Reuters describes the same theme as over $630B combined. (Bloomberg.com) ...

Introduction TL;DR: AI data-center demand is now constrained less by “servers” and more by power (MW), cooling, and supply lead times. IEA indicates data-center electricity consumption could rise sharply toward 2026 and continues to face growth pressure through 2030 in its analysis. Market narratives (and volatility) increasingly reflect CAPEX scale and efficiency (PUE, rack density), not just model performance. 1) What’s really driving demand: from GPUs to megawatts AI hardware demand becomes data-center demand when it translates into: ...

AI Development Environment Setup: Anaconda, Jupyter, and GPU Acceleration (Lecture 4) In this lecture, we’ll set up a stable AI development environment for Machine Learning and Deep Learning projects. You’ll learn how to install Anaconda, run Jupyter Notebook, and configure GPU acceleration with CUDA and cuDNN. Table of Contents {% toc %} 1) Why Environment Setup Matters A well-configured environment prevents common issues such as: Library version conflicts Slow training due to CPU-only execution Non-reproducible results across team members Goals: ...