The AI industry is running out of compute, with outages, rationing, and rising GPU prices
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The AI industry is running out of compute, with outages, rationing, and rising GPU prices

Maximilian SchreinerThe Decoder
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The AI industry is experiencing a compute capacity crisis driven by surging demand for AI agents, resulting in service outages at companies like Anthropic, product discontinuations like OpenAI's Sora, and GPU prices rising nearly 50 percent.

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