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1 October 2026
The biggest thread today is money doing double duty: accelerating AI infrastructure and services while regulators and central bankers ask whether markets are pricing it too cleanly. In Europe, Dig Ventures says it has raised a $120 million third fund to back early-stage companies building AI infrastructure, betting that the next bottleneck is less models and more the compute, tooling, and data plumbing to run them. Across the pond, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey warned that heavy AI investment can translate into market shocks, pointing to Nvidia’s $5.5 trillion valuation as a reminder that expectations can lift asset prices faster than fundamentals. It’s the same story told with different stakes: funding optimism versus financial-system resilience.
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