BitMine chairman Tom Lee told CNBC the AI investment boom is far from over, saying growing token use could tighten compute supply again and push related prices higher. He said many US states and local communities welcome AI investment but want it on their own terms and with stronger AI safety oversight.
Tom Lee says AI investment boom is far from over as compute shortage may lift prices
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The story so far: Texas data centre policy comments
Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa said current data centre construction must stop until measures protecting Texans are found. BitMine chairman Tom Lee then said AI pessimism is overblown, after Hinojosa said all currently licensed data centre projects can be completed, as AI-related stocks sold off.
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Tom Lee says AI investment boom is far from over as compute shortage may lift prices
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