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hot_img OpenAI releases user profile data for ChatGPT users in various countries: the proportion of "execution" in work scenarios is twice that of daily use, and the proportion of users over 35 has increased by 5 percentage points

On August 6, OpenAI first released usage data of ChatGPT across various countries, showing significant differences in usage across different scenarios, ages, and regions. In work scenarios, users utilizing ChatGPT for execution tasks (writing, editing, analyzing, etc.) accounted for over 50%, more than twice that of non-work scenarios; non-work scenarios are still primarily focused on "information retrieval." By age group, the proportion of messages from users over 35 years old globally increased by 5 percentage points year-on-year, with France and the Czech Republic seeing increases of over 10 percentage points. Nearly three-quarters of European countries exceeded the global average increase, while some regions in Southeast Asia saw smaller increases.Regionally, Latin America, Africa, and Oceania are narrowing the gap with early adopters, with Peru, Uruguay, and Costa Rica showing the fastest rankings rise. Multimodal (such as image generation and analysis) is the fastest-growing use case, with its global share rising to 7.8%, exceeding 10% in countries like Brazil and Colombia. OpenAI stated that the relevant data has been made public through the OpenAI Signals platform, aimed at helping policymakers and researchers understand the usage trends of over 1 billion users.

CleanSpark: Produced 586 BTC in July, signed a $6.6 billion data center lease

According to PR Newswire, Bitcoin mining company CleanSpark (CLSK) announced its unaudited Bitcoin mining and operational data for July 2026. In terms of operational data for July, CleanSpark produced 586 BTC that month, bringing the total production for the year to 4,310 BTC; the peak operational hash rate for the month reached 50 EH/s, with an average operational hash rate of 38.6 EH/s, and as of the end of July, 230,507 mining machines were deployed; regarding the power mix, the contracted power capacity reached 1.8 GW, with actual usage at 808 MW.In terms of Bitcoin reserves, as of the end of July, it held 13,931 BTC, a slight increase from 13,924 BTC at the end of June. In July, it produced 586 BTC, sold 229 BTC through spot sales, and sold 350 BTC through exercising call options, with an average selling price of $66,133 per BTC.During the same period, the company announced that it had signed a 20-year triple net lease (NNN) agreement with a high investment-grade global technology company at its Sandersville campus in Georgia, with two five-year renewal options. The total contract revenue during the initial 20-year term is expected to be approximately $6.6 billion, and if both renewal options are exercised, the total contract value will reach $11.6 billion, with a cumulative net operating income (NOI) contribution rate close to 100%, and an average annual NOI contribution of about $330 million.

Galaxy Q2 Financial Report: Net loss of 85.31 million USD, data center business profitable in the first quarter

Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY) released its Q2 2026 financial report, reporting a net loss of $85.31 million, significantly narrowing from a loss of $216.3 million in Q1, mainly affected by the decline in digital asset prices; adjusted EBITDA was a loss of $77.26 million; as of June 30, total equity was $2.72 billion, with cash and stablecoin holdings of $2.459 billion.In terms of business segments, the digital asset department reported an adjusted gross profit of $65.71 million, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 34%, with the number of trading counterparties reaching 1,741, a quarter-on-quarter increase of 3%, and an average loan balance of $1.438 billion, remaining basically flat quarter-on-quarter, with new loan issuance increasing quarter-on-quarter; the company also launched an OTC prediction market product this quarter, supporting institutional clients in executing multi-asset hedging strategies around event-driven markets. In asset management, the total managed and pledged assets at the end of Q2 were $7.1 billion, a quarter-on-quarter decrease of 12%; this quarter, the Galaxy Fintech Fund long-short hedge fund was newly launched, and a joint venture with State Street was established to launch the tokenized private equity liquidity fund SWEEP.The data center department achieved profitability for the first time this quarter, with an adjusted gross profit of $20.14 million and adjusted EBITDA of $11.49 million. The first phase of the Helios data center park, with a critical IT load of 133 MW, has been fully delivered to CoreWeave, and it is expected to contribute approximately $8 million in rental income each quarter starting from Q3, with project-level adjusted EBITDA profit margins expected to exceed 90%.In terms of corporate progress, on July 28, Galaxy issued $3.5 billion in senior secured notes through its subsidiary to fund the second phase of Helios construction; subsequently, it acquired three new sites in Texas (Merlin, Caspian, Selene), with a total potential installed capacity of approximately 2.1 GW, bringing the company's overall power pipeline scale to over 5.7 GW. Additionally, Galaxy signed a multi-year cooperation agreement with BNY to support the staking services of BNY's digital asset custody platform.

hot_img The five major tech giants have not started their data center leasing commitments, accumulating a total of $1.09 trillion, which is nearly four times their confirmed liabilities

According to an analysis by Reuters of LSEG data and company filings, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, Amazon, and Alphabet have committed to future payments of approximately $1.09 trillion in uncommenced lease obligations, primarily for AI data centers, which is about four times their confirmed lease liabilities (approximately $285 billion). These commitments have not yet been included on the balance sheet but have been disclosed in the notes to the financial statements. Among them, Microsoft disclosed the largest amount, reaching $329.1 billion; Meta disclosed $278.99 billion and signed an additional $68 billion in new leases in July; Oracle disclosed $260 billion, nearly seven times its confirmed liabilities, with lease terms generally ranging from 15 to 19 years, and the company has warned that it may face risks if customers do not renew or are unable to fulfill their obligations; Alphabet and Amazon disclosed $85.2 billion and $137.21 billion, respectively.The analysis points out that if the demand for AI computing power continues to grow, these facilities will support the next phase of cloud business expansion; if demand falls short of expectations, companies may be forced to pay high costs for large amounts of long-term idle capacity. S&P Global Ratings has included the uncommenced leases of companies like Oracle in its adjusted debt forecasts. This data highlights the potential long-term financial pressure that the expansion of AI infrastructure brings to tech giants.

hot_img Analyst: OpenAI and Anthropic may account for over 70% of the AI revenue of the three major cloud vendors, highlighting the concentrated risk in data center investments

According to technology analyst Ed Zitron, citing estimates from institutions such as Barclays, UBS, and Wells Fargo, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, the three major cloud providers, may see over 70% of their AI revenue coming from OpenAI and Anthropic. Specifically, Barclays analyst Ross Sandler estimates that about 73% of Amazon AWS's AI revenue in 2026 will come from these two companies; UBS analyst Stephen Ju estimates that approximately 28% of Google Cloud's revenue in 2026 and over 48% in 2027 will come from them; Wells Fargo estimates that about 23% of Microsoft Azure's revenue in FY2026 and about 35% in FY2027 will come from these two AI labs.The analysis indicates that AWS's AI revenue in 2026, excluding OpenAI/Anthropic, is expected to be only about 8.5 billion dollars, while Amazon's capital expenditure for that year is expected to reach 220 billion dollars. Google's Vertex AI platform revenue in 2026 is expected to be about 28.3 billion dollars, but during the same period, the computing power expenditure for OpenAI and Anthropic is expected to exceed 35.6 billion dollars. Microsoft's AI revenue in FY2026 is about 34.5 billion dollars, with capital expenditure during the same period of about 115.9 billion dollars. This analysis has raised market concerns about the overbuilding of AI data centers and the sustainability of demand, questioning whether the three major cloud providers should disclose customer revenue concentration risks more transparently. Currently, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have not publicly responded to this.
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