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11 月 5 日星期四，华尔街市值蒸发了 3.2 万亿美元。
纳斯达克综合指数下跌 5.52%，创 2025 年 4 月以来最差单日表现，原因是投资者抛售人工智能芯片股。
市场暴跌源于投资者担忧，民主党控制的国会将从根本上放缓高度依赖借贷的人工智能支出热潮。
高盛表示，短期暂停令可能影响美国规划中的约 45% 数据中心容量。
中期选举失利对数据中心行业的冲击，以 CoreWeave 和其他靠借债融资的 GPU 租赁商最为严重。
新建数据中心减少，意味着对填充其中的 GPU 和内存的订单减少，因此芯片制造商遭受的冲击最大。
英伟达下跌 9.3%，抹去了其 2026 年以来的涨幅；费城半导体指数下跌 12.3%，创约 6.5 年来最差单日表现。
闪迪下跌 22%，美光、西部数据和 AMD 均下跌 17%。
就连 Meta 总裁迪娜·鲍威尔·麦考密克也表示，选举后建设数据中心“将会更加困难”。
原文
Wall Street erased $3.2 tn in market value on Thursday, Nov-5. The Nasdaq Composite fell 5.52%, its worst day since April 2025, as investors dumped AI chip stocks. The market collapse stemmed from investor panic that a Democrat-controlled Congress will fundamentally slow down the highly leveraged AI spending boom. Goldman Sachs says short-term moratoria could affect about 45% of planned US data centre capacity. Midterm losses for data centres hit CoreWeave and other debt-funded GPU renters hardest. Fewer new data centers means fewer orders for the GPUs and memory that fill them, so chipmakers took the worst hit. Nvidia sank 9.3%, erasing its 2026 gains, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor index fell 12.3%, its worst day in about 6.5 years. SanDisk fell 22%, and Micron, Western Digital and AMD each lost 17%. Even Meta President Dina Powell McCormick said building data centers is “going to be harder” after the elections.
《华尔街日报》：民主党赢得众议院、参议院和几个关键州的州长选举后，美国拟新增的人工智能数据中心项目中，半数可能面临更严格的地方审查。
得克萨斯州和俄亥俄州曾是建设者的安全港，但在居民获得用水供应和电价方面的保证之前，这些州可能暂停建设。
Meta 总裁迪娜·鲍威尔·麦考密克表示，现在每一家超大规模云服务商都在考虑到美国境外建设数据中心。
OpenAI 在几天内作出回应，承诺在数据中心交易中避免使用保密协议，并确保居民不必支付这些项目的电费。
预计国会民主党人将利用听证会和传票调查人工智能安全事故。
预计将担任参议院银行委员会主席的参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦曾就对华芯片销售一事要求与英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋举行听证会，但遭到他拒绝；如果她出任主席，就将拥有发出传票的权力。
原文
WSJ: Half of proposed US AI data center additions could face tougher local scrutiny after Democrats won the House, Senate and key governorships. Texas and Ohio, once safe harbors for builders, could halt construction until residents get assurances on water supplies and electricity prices. Meta President Dina Powell McCormick said every hyperscaler is now considering building outside the US. OpenAI answered within days by committing to avoid nondisclosure agreements in data center deals and to keep residents from paying for the projects’ electricity. Congressional Democrats are expected to use hearings and subpoenas to probe AI safety incidents. Senator Elizabeth Warren, expected to chair Senate Banking, has sought a hearing with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over China chip sales, which he declined, and her gavel would bring subpoena power.