Part 12The filing sets the price
Warden Capital, on July 22, put the model providers' required end revenue near $1 trillion by 2029 on roughly $700 billion a year of investment.
The Model Is Not the PricePerson
Warden Capital is named in 2 Parts of The Buildout, most recently Part 12: The Model Is Not the Price. Argued in Part 4 (The return is not there).
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Part 04 · The return is not thereJul 22, 2026
Warden Capital argues the AI investment cycle cannot earn a reasonable return absent AGI within a few years: at roughly $700 billion per year of investment, model providers would need about $1 trillion in annual end AI revenue by 2029, ramping…
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Part 04 · The return is not thereJul 22, 2026
Warden Capital says they are relatively confident the AI boom ends in a bust but do not know when, are not certain it causes a US recession, and cannot judge how deep one would be; they add that the debt-heavy neocloud and datacenter financing…
AI Spending Has Met Its First Real Bill Who is on each side Source
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Part 12The filing sets the price
Warden Capital, on July 22, put the model providers' required end revenue near $1 trillion by 2029 on roughly $700 billion a year of investment.
The Model Is Not the PricePart 04Arithmetic sets the test
Warden Capital’s second-quarter letter starts at the top.
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