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El 28/02/2025, sanseacabó. Han tenido todo el tiempo del mundo para rectificar. El Capital se liará a hostias y nosotros aplaudiremos. Ya lo está haciendo. Miren cómo en EE. UU., a las pocas horas de ordenarse la «congelación de ayudas federales» —lo que cortó en seco el programa 'Medicaid'—, la derecha heterodoxa ha tenido que recular, atención, porque «el presidente pudiera haberse extralimitado en sus poderes». También, la autoridad monetaria ha dicho que nanay a la laxitud monetaria. Y luego ha venido que los mercaos se han dado cuenta que entrenar a la IA no es tan caro como les dicen los parásitos del Capital. Empiezan las hostias, pues. Y tú, dormido.]
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Blackstone defends $80bn data centre investment as DeepSeek shakes marketUS group has pushed heavily into facilities needed to feed AI boom amid breakneck spending by Big TechBlackstone is building infrastructure for the likes of Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet © Valentin Bontemps/AFP via Getty ImagesBlackstone, the largest investor in the data centres needed to power the artificial intelligence boom, is examining how Chinese start-up DeepSeek’s low-cost model could affect demand for an area where the company has invested $80bn.Rising rents for data centres, amid breakneck spending by tech giants, have buoyed earnings for the alternative asset manager, which is building infrastructure for Big Tech groups such as Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet.Its fourth-quarter earnings were in part propelled by performance fees on funds invested heavily in data centres and other AI infrastructure.Blackstone generated $2.2bn in distributable earnings in the quarter, a proxy for cash flows favoured by analysts, significantly beating forecasts.Those results were buoyed by $1.4bn in performance revenues earned mostly from perpetual infrastructure and credit funds that either own or lend money to data centres.Blackstone president Jonathan Gray said some of the group’s biggest customers had told it their plans were unchanged, and that Blackstone had no plans to alter what were currently ambitious investment goals.“This does highlight the fact that compute costs are going to come down, and adoption is probably going to accelerate. It’s possible the use cases for data centres may change,” he said.Gray noted that Blackstone only builds data centres leased to cash-rich tech giants, minimising its risks.“You’re looking at what’s going on, and it could have an impact on the nature of usage, but we’re still evaluating it. We’re talking to people about it, and at this point, we still see a lot of need for digital infrastructure and power,” he said. “We still think this is a very favourable place to deploy capital.”Blackstone’s results were also bolstered by a recovery in financial markets and transaction activity. In 2024, Blackstone raised $171bn in new investor cash and invested $134bn, , both near-record amounts.“The tone of the conversations and the commitments from [investors] feels like it’s normalising. We went through a period where rates went up, a bunch of markets became dislocated, and there was more caution from the institutional community,” said Gray.In 2022, when interest rates rose sharply and public markets plunged, many pensions and endowments found themselves overcommitted to unlisted assets and cut back their investments.But Blackstone sees conditions easing and will begin raising cash for a number of its large funds as dealmaking has picked up.Gray said that transaction activity was rising, matching the rhetoric around a return in animal spirits among dealmakers.“We have all the ingredients for a good M&A soup with a strong economy, healthy debt and equity markets, and a more favourable regulatory environment,” said Gray. “We are now starting to see the deal pipeline pick up and I think it will increase as we move through the year.”
Donald Trump lashes out after Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steadyUS president had called on the central bank to sharply reduce borrowing costsDonald Trump sharply criticised the Federal Reserve just hours after the US central bank defied the president’s calls for deep reductions in borrowing costs and left interest rates on hold.The central bank on Wednesday kept its main interest rate at 4.25 per cent to 4.5 per cent and indicated it was now on pause, with Fed chair Jay Powell saying US rate-setters “do not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance”.Trump railed against the central bank on his Truth Social messaging platform, saying, “If the Fed had spent less time on [diversity, equity and inclusion], gender ideology, ‘green’ energy, and fake climate change, inflation would never have been a problem.” (...)
Google Offering 'Voluntary Exit' For Employees Working on Pixel, AndroidPosted by msmash on Thursday January 30, 2025 @02:09PM from the how-about-that dept.Google is offering U.S. employees in its Platforms & Devices division a voluntary exit program with severance packages, following last year's merger of its Pixel hardware and Android software teams.The program affects staff working on Android, Chrome, Google Photos, Pixel, Fitbit, and Nest products, according to a memo from Senior Vice President Rick Osterloh. The move comes after the hardware division cut hundreds of roles last January when it reorganized into a functional model. Google said the program aims to retain employees committed to the combined organization's mission, though it does not coincide with any product changes.
[¿Cómo es posible que, por caso insignificante, un juez de instrucción interrogue al presidente del Gobierno de España en su palacio?