看到Semi Analysis的文章,第一段是人类的错误,第二段是agent的错误。
The claim that half of 2026 US datacenter capacity will be delayed or canceled has been circulating widely across financial and social media. This traces back to Bloomberg’s April 1, 2026 piece, America’s AI Build-Out Hinges on Chinese Electrical Parts, which framed the 2026 capacity slowdown as a consequence of a fragile, China-dependent equipment supply chain. Bloomberg didn’t lead with that framing, but within days, TechRadar, Tom’s Hardware, The Register, and other news outlets ran sharper, more clickbait versions claiming half of datacenters are cancelled, and that’s the version now circulating.
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In our view, the culprit is obvious: the data sources behind these claims of “50% of 2026 datacenters are delayed” are essentially uninformed vibe-coded datacenter forecasts that take announcements at face value, without any bit of critical judgement. We’ve seen more and more Claude Coded datacenter models and estimates crop up, all of them wrong. Thankfully, that’s not how we built our model, which is trusted for billion-dollar investment decisions by all the world’s largest tech companies in the world, as well as energy and industrials giants, and all the largest investors on Wall Street.
Claude Code pulls press releases, views unfounded GW-scale announcements as ground truth, misunderstands construction timelines and grid complexities, and compiles a terribly inaccurate report. As resident Claude Code users spending $170K+ in just one week, we are very familiar with how to use Claude, and the mistakes others are actively publishing.
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