AI Executives Confirm Strong Demand This Week Despite Enterprise Shift to 'Valuemaxxing'

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According to CNBC interviews this week, multiple AI and semiconductor executives stated that demand for artificial intelligence remains robust, even as enterprises move away from indiscriminate spending toward return on investment. Pat Gelsinger, former Intel CEO and now general partner at Playground Global, said AI demand is "almost unlimited," with energy availability being "the only real limiter." Marc Boroditsky, chief revenue officer at data center builder Nebius, reported that demand "far exceeds" their ability to fulfill orders. Andrew Feldman, CEO of chip startup Cerebras, noted that across the industry, "demand for compute far outstrips available capacity." The executives attributed the shift in enterprise behavior to what is termed "valuemaxxing"—a focus on justifying AI spending through measurable results—replacing earlier "tokenmaxxing" practices where companies encouraged unlimited AI tool usage regardless of outcomes.
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