An Interview with Ben Thompson at the MoffettNathanson Media, Internet & Communications Conference
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Started May 15, 2026
An interview with me about the implications of the compute shortage on Aggregation Theory, consumer AI, and more
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An Interview with Ben Thompson at the MoffettNathanson Media, Internet & Communications Conference
Stratechery (United States) | May 14, 2026
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Addressing the compute shortage should be a priority, as it directly impacts the development and accessibility of AI technologies for consumers.
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While the compute shortage affects many industries, it could also spark new solutions and market entrants in consumer AI.
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The ongoing compute shortage may lead to a more competitive landscape, ultimately benefiting consumers through better pricing and innovation.
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Aggregation Theory remains relevant despite the compute shortage; companies can still optimize existing resources for growth and efficiency.
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The compute shortage is a significant barrier to advancing consumer AI, stifling innovation and limiting access to powerful tools.
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