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GPU cloud services trigger price hikes: Nebius raises prices by another 20%, leading to a reversal of bargaining power for computing power supply.

GPU cloud services trigger price hikes: Nebius raises prices by another 20%, leading to a reversal of bargaining power for computing power supply.

Nebius announced that it will raise the prices of its GPU cloud services across the board starting October 1, with an average increase of about 20%. This, coupled with Nvidia's strong quarterly earnings report, drove the stock up nearly 7% in after-hours trading, further confirming the market'

Four days at Beijing Railway Station and seven years at HYROX: After achieving 2000x growth, trust couldn't keep up.

Four days at Beijing Railway Station and seven years at HYROX: After achieving 2000x growth, trust couldn't keep up.

The emerging sport HYROX has become popular this year, and a recent event has brought it into the mainstream. (HYROX is an indoor comprehensive physical fitness competition in which athletes must complete 8 consecutive cycles. Each cycle begins with a 1-kilometer run, followed by a strength training exercise—sled push-pull,

Goldman Sachs warns: AI's energy demand is equivalent to "recreating Japan," with turbines, transformers, and political resistance being the biggest bottlenecks.

Goldman Sachs warns: AI's energy demand is equivalent to "recreating Japan," with turbines, transformers, and political resistance being the biggest bottlenecks.

The power demand for AI-driven data centers is expanding at a faster-than-expected pace, and the core contradiction on the supply side has evolved from "whether there is enough power" to "whether it can be built in time". A recent Goldman Sachs study warns that from early

UBS warns: The US midterm elections will bring significant market volatility; this is currently the "calm before the storm."

UBS warns: The US midterm elections will bring significant market volatility; this is currently the "calm before the storm."

"This could be the calm before the storm," UBS chief economist Arend Kapteyn wrote in a research note on Wednesday. He pointed out that with the U.S. midterm elections approaching, stock market volatility has historically increased significantly during this period, and this year is unlikely to be

The world's best-performing sovereign wealth fund achieved an annual return of 14.2%, while warning that high returns in the US stock market are unlikely to be sustainable.

The world's best-performing sovereign wealth fund achieved an annual return of 14.2%, while warning that high returns in the US stock market are unlikely to be sustainable.

New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund topped the global charts with an annual return of 14.2%, but the management team also warned that the era of high returns in US stocks may be coming to an end. Jo Townsend, CEO of Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation, which manages

Following the Fed's rate hike, Asian stock markets strengthened, with the TOPIX index rising 1%. The bond market came under pressure, while gold and silver rebounded.

Following the Fed's rate hike, Asian stock markets strengthened, with the TOPIX index rising 1%. The bond market came under pressure, while gold and silver rebounded.

The Federal Reserve resumed interest rate hikes after a three-year hiatus, prompting a repricing in global financial markets. Australian and New Zealand government bonds weakened in early Asian trading, mirroring overnight movements in US Treasury bonds. Asian stock markets generally rose slightly. Gold rebounded, recovering yesterday's losses. The

JPMorgan Asset Management: US Treasuries have fallen to their "most painful point," it's time to buy long-term Treasury bonds at the bottom.

JPMorgan Asset Management: US Treasuries have fallen to their "most painful point," it's time to buy long-term Treasury bonds at the bottom.

Bob Michele, chief investment officer at JPMorgan Asset Management, said his team has begun buying long-term U.S., Japanese, and Australian government bonds, believing current prices are "too cheap" and the bond market has reached a "painful" tipping point. In a Bloomberg TV interview on Wednesday,