Asa Fitch
PersonHeard in 2 episodes across 1 show since Aug 2026
Asa Fitch is a technology journalist at The Wall Street Journal, writing about artificial intelligence, semiconductors, technology companies, and the business implications of emerging technologies.
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| Aug 2026 | 1 |
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| Nov 2026 | 1 |
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What Asa Fitch has said on podcasts
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CoreWeave is possibly the largest neocloud renting computing power for AI users.
“CoreWeave what it is today, which is possibly the largest of these so-called neoclouds, companies that rent out computing power for people who want to do AI.”
Open the episode · Tech Stocks and AI Bonds Are Tumbling. Is the AI Trade in Trouble?Listen at 4:00
CoreWeave rents computing power to AI labs including Anthropic.
“CoreWeave rents out that compute or computing power, as those who have discerning grammatical taste might say. AI labs like Anthropic, which just filed for its IPO.”
Open the episode · Tech Stocks and AI Bonds Are Tumbling. Is the AI Trade in Trouble?Listen at 4:24
Demand for AI computing power has not clearly declined.
“there hasn't really been a clear ebbing of demand for computing power for AI.”
Open the episode · Tech Stocks and AI Bonds Are Tumbling. Is the AI Trade in Trouble?Listen at 5:27
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2 episodes featuring Asa Fitch, newest first
