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The Consolidation of Frontier Compute

A small number of firms now control the computing capacity behind advanced artificial intelligence. The implications reach well beyond technology.

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Access to the computing capacity required for advanced AI has concentrated among a few firms, drawing the attention of investors and governments alike.

Whoever controls the infrastructure of intelligence holds leverage over the economy, security, and information systems built upon it.

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