# AI%20infrastructure
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NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang Says AI Build‑out Could Lift Tradespeople Into Six‑Figure Pay Brackets
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang warned that the build‑out of AI infrastructure will push demand for on‑site skilled trades—electricians, plumbers and HVAC technicians—so high that they could earn six‑figure annual salaries. The observation underscores that AI’s expansion creates major labour and logistical pressures in the physical infrastructure layer, with implications for wages, training and the costs of deploying large models.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang at Davos: AI Is Not a Bubble—It’s a Trillion‑Dollar Infrastructure Build
At Davos, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argued that current AI spending is the start of a vast infrastructure build rather than a speculative bubble, outlining a five‑layer model from energy to applications. He predicted trillions in additional investment, flagged GPU shortages and supply‑chain pressures, and pushed for national "AI sovereignty" while saying automation will create high‑paid technical roles even as some white‑collar jobs are displaced.
China Stocks Open Higher as Chip and Storage Names Lead a Tech-Heavy Rally
Chinese stock markets opened higher as semiconductor and storage‑chip stocks outperformed, buoyed by company profit forecasts and plans to expand wafer‑level packaging capacity. Broader market moves were uneven, with commodity and precious‑metals names lagging and speculative small‑caps showing continued volatility.
Huang Says AI Boom Will Lift Trades' Pay — but White‑Collar Risk Lingers
At Davos, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argued that the AI era will generate vast data‑centre construction and maintenance demand, lifting wages for skilled trades into six‑figure territory. Industry leaders agree the physical build‑out will create local jobs, but warnings from AI executives underscore a simultaneous risk of large‑scale displacement among entry‑level white‑collar roles.
Moore Threads Narrows Losses After Shipping MTTS5000 GPU but Predicts Nearly Rmb1bn 2025 Shortfall
Moore Threads expects a 2025 net loss of Rmb950m–1.06bn despite launching the MTTS5000 full‑function GPU and bringing a large‑scale training cluster online. The company is closing the performance gap with foreign peers but remains unprofitable due to sustained high R&D spending and the need to build out a customer and software ecosystem.
Zhipu Limits Sales of GLM Coding Plan to Protect Long‑standing Users After GLM‑4.7 Demand Spike
Zhipu has limited daily sales of its GLM Coding Plan to 20% of previous volumes as a temporary measure after GLM‑4.7 triggered heavy demand that strained compute resources and slowed model responses during peak hours. The cap, beginning Jan 23 and refreshed daily, aims to protect existing users while Zhipu expands capacity and tightens control over malicious traffic.
Zhipu AI Temporarily Caps GLM Coding Plan Sales After GLM‑4.7 Triggers Surge in Demand
Zhipu AI will temporarily cap daily sales of its GLM Coding Plan to 20% of current levels starting January 23 after the GLM‑4.7 release caused spikes in usage and intermittent slowdowns during weekday peak hours. The move protects existing subscribers and highlights persistent infrastructure and cost challenges for providers of code‑focused large language models.