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The AI infrastructure race has powered tech stocks, chipmakers and data-centre investment to record highs, but the Bank for International Settlements warns that debt-funded spending, supply bottlenecks and uncertain returns could turn today’s boom into tomorrow’s financial stability risk.

AI startups are no longer judged only by how intelligent their product is, but by how efficiently they can deliver intelligence. The winners will not be the teams with the biggest cloud bill; they will be the teams with the sharpest unit economics.

In 2026, the AI war is no longer only about who has the smartest model. It is about who wins developers: the builders choosing between open weights, low-cost customization, enterprise-grade APIs, safety controls, and freedom from lock-in.

AI startups are no longer burning only on salaries, marketing, and product development. In the new software economy, every prompt, inference call, GPU hour, vector search, and background agent loop can become a recurring cost center — turning cloud bills into the new measure of startup survival.
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