Nadella won’t call it a bubble. He’ll only say how it ends badly.

The Next Webby Ana-Maria StanciucJuly 27, 2026tech

Fareed Zakaria opened with the question everyone is circling. Are we in an AI bubble, and has it begun to deflate? OpenAI has promised to spend hundreds of billions while making a fraction of that, he noted. The maths does not add up. Nadella did not push back. He reframed the question as a test […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Nadella won’t call it a bubble. He’ll only say how it ends badly.

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