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A gleaming new Tesla rolls off a bright assembly line while, behind it, a wide-open bank vault stands empty except for a lone robotaxi sensor pod.

Tesla Sold More Cars Than Ever and Burned Cash

Tesla sold more cars than ever last quarter and still burned through 1.1 billion dollars in cash, its first cash-burning quarter since early 2024. Revenue hit a record while operating profit fell 57 percent. The gap is a 5.8 billion dollar capital-spending spree on robotaxis, AI, and Optimus that has turned the world's most profitable EV maker into something that spends like a hyperscaler.

A construction crane sits idle at sunset above a half-poured data center foundation, with a freshly signed government document blowing across the rebar in the foreground. Photojournalistic, golden hour light, shallow depth of field.

Microsoft Cut 3.5GW of AI. Big Tech Bet $660B.

Microsoft quietly killed 1.5GW of near-term data center builds and walked away from 2GW more in non-binding leases, while seven hyperscalers signed a White House pledge committing to pay for power whether they use the electricity or not. Aggregate 2026 AI capex now tops $660 billion, and earnings drop on Wednesday April 29.

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