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Michael Burry keeps yelling “AI bubble.” Yet both CoreWeave and Nebius just said they’re sold out of H100s and pre-sold Blackwells before data centers even open. Two of the biggest AI clouds can’t keep GPUs in stock that’s not a bubble, that’s a compute famine $NVDA $NBIS

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