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כנס TECH1 2026 - פאנל AI Picks & Shovels - מימין אלון יריב VAST שחר פינבליט Data Crusoe משה רביב MongoDB נתניאל רוזן בלקסטון

“Every GPU arriving by 2028 is already sold,” says Crusoe executive

28.10.26|Sophie Shulman

Alon Yariv says demand for AI computing remains strong even as financing becomes harder to secure, widening the gap between technology-driven neo-clouds and companies built around access to power and hardware. Yariv was speaking on a panel with Shachar Feinblit, a co-founder of VAST Data, Nate Rosen of Blackstone, and Moshe Raviv of MongoDB.