The linked posts claim AWS capacity is largely booked through 2027 and that a “good chunk” or “significant chunk” of 2028 is already committed. Cointelegraph’s post states that claim; coinbureau adds that demand for AI computing is strong and says data-center space, power and memory shortages could persist beyond 2027, forcing trade-offs between AI infrastructure and AWS’s core cloud business. Cointelegraph coinbureau

The linked posts claim AWS capacity is largely booked through 2027 and that a “good chunk” or “significant chunk” of 2028 is already committed. Cointelegraph’s post states that claim; coinbureau adds that demand for AI computing is strong and says data-center space, power and memory shortages could persist beyond 2027, forcing trade-offs between AI infrastructure and AWS’s core cloud business. Cointelegraph coinbureau

The Pi post claims its 400k+ active nodes represent untapped compute and suggests a pivot to decentralized AI workloads, but it gives no measured usable capacity, benchmark, or evidence that these nodes are operating as an AI compute network. The AWS booking claim describes a supply constraint; it does not establish that Pi can meet the same workloads. On the evidence in these posts, Pi’s capacity might help only if it can demonstrate reliable, coordinated compute at useful scale, and the posts do not show that it can. clannation92