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Policy·Oct 6·all news from October 6, 2026

Apollo’s Zelter Says Compute, Energy Will Be AI Bottlenecks

Apollo Global Management President Jim Zelter stated that limited access to computing power and energy will act as primary constraints on the continued growth of artificial intelligence investment. This assessment highlights how physical infrastructure requirements are increasingly defining the economic landscape for firms heavily involved in financing large-scale data centers.

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