Google CEO Sundar Pichai says securing compute for 2027 is incredibly difficult
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Alphabet's chief says today's capacity reflects bets made in 2024, before agentic AI demand took off Google has more money to spend on AI infrastructure than most countries spend on roads. It still can’t conjure data centers out of thin air. Speaking on the Big Technology Podcast, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said lining up compute capacity for customers planning around 2027 is a serious challenge. He called the situation “incredibly difficult,” which is a striking admission from a company whose guidance calls for $195–205 billion in capital spending in 2026. Pichai’s core point is about timing.
Source: Crypto Briefing
