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Keel Infrastructure says AI market shifts to auditing buildout as depreciation hurdle clears
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Keel Infrastructure says AI market shifts to auditing buildout as depreciation hurdle clears
  • Keel Infrastructure’s Digital Power Weekly (Volume 8, June 22-28, 2026) flagged a shift from enthusiasm to scrutiny of the AI buildout.
  • A bottom-up AI revenue estimate cleared the depreciation hurdle for the first time, tightening the focus on cash-generative deployments.
  • A retail-driven equity and credit wobble exposed leverage embedded in the AI trade, raising downside risk for crowded positions.
  • Regulators and grid operators began treating compute load as a reliability and fiscal issue, increasing permitting and operational constraints.
  • Analysis emphasized controllable, contracted, power-backed capacity as the key asset, not announced gigawatts.


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