Will the AI Bubble Burst Soon? Gamers Promised Good News
The financial artificial intelligence bubble may burst in 2027-2028, which could lead to lower prices for graphics cards and other gaming hardware.
Economist and founder of Bridgewater Associates Ray Dalio believes that the AI boom could end in the coming months due to rising interest rates in the US and investors' growing reluctance to take risks.
We are in the pre-bubble burst phase of the cycle and are approaching that moment. I think we are close.
According to him, technology companies are investing heavily in generative AI, accumulating debt. The rising cost of borrowing and the disconnect between stock market valuations and the real state of affairs could trigger a collapse.
Galaxy Digital founder Michael Novogratz called AI “the biggest bubble of our time,” although he believes that a crash is still far off. German economist Joachim Clement, in an interview with Bloomberg, predicted a collapse in 2027 or 2028 amid the growing debt costs of AI giants.
For gamers, this could mean a return to normal prices for components: currently, demand from data centers is overloading the market. One example of this situation was the reduction in the production of the gaming RTX 5090, as NVIDIA is increasingly switching to serving the AI market.
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