Technology Trends and AI Insights from Tansu Yegen

  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 06.11.2026
Tansu Yegen: Wall Street sell-off extends to Asian markets as AI-related companies decline
A sharp sell-off on Wall Street has extended into Asian markets, with companies driving the artificial intelligence boom among those experiencing steep drops. Tansu Yegen, a tech and finance ...
  • Oksana Koneva
  • 31.10.2026
OpenAI reduces funding and valuation goals, Tansu Yegen notes
OpenAI has reportedly reduced its funding target from $30 billion to $20 billion and lowered its proposed valuation from $1.4 trillion to $1.25 trillion. The company’s initial close could fall ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 27.10.2026
Tansu Yegen: Microsoft-backed private AI companies reach $2.09 trillion in value, led by Anthropic
Microsoft supports private artificial intelligence companies with a combined valuation of $2.09 trillion, according to a summary by Tansu Yegen. Anthropic holds the largest share at $965 billion, ...
  • Yaroslav Dmytrenko
  • 26.10.2026
Institutions benefit while retail buyers lose, Tansu Yegen notes
Tansu Yegen, a tech and finance commentator, said big institutions continue to collect premiums while retail buyers often pursue short-term excitement and lose over ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 18.10.2026
Tansu Yegen: Adopting AI technology could be as valuable as developing advanced models
The economic gains from artificial intelligence will not be limited to countries that are developing the most advanced models, said Tansu Yegen, a tech and finance commentator. Yegen added that ...
  • Yulia Slavina
  • 16.10.2026
Anthropic’s $2T valuation needs financial discipline, Tansu Yegen notes
Anthropic’s technology is extraordinary, but its potential $2 trillion valuation calls for financial discipline, according to Tansu Yegen, a tech and finance commentator. Yegen highlighted that ...
  • Elena Nikulina
  • 15.10.2026
Tansu Yegen: Gartner projects $1 trillion in infrastructure spending in 2026 and $6 trillion by 2030
Gartner projects nearly $1 trillion in infrastructure spending for artificial intelligence in 2026, with total spending expected to reach $6 trillion by 2030. Tansu Yegen, a tech and finance ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 11.10.2026
AI infrastructure borrowing plummets from $113 billion to $23 billion, Tansu Yegen observes
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), highlights that AI infrastructure borrowing fell sharply from $113 billion in June to just $23 billion in September. Yegen ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 09.10.2026
Tansu Yegen: OpenAI $50 billion revenue run rate draws investor scrutiny
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), highlights the significance of OpenAI's reported $50 billion annual revenue run rate. Yegen notes that while this achievement ...
  • Daria Chernytska
  • 07.10.2026
HSBC may reduce adviser positions due to AI push, Tansu Yegen notes
Tansu Yegen, tech and finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), highlights the growing impact of AI on financial sector jobs. HSBC is reportedly considering eliminating up to 70% of ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 06.10.2026
Tansu Yegen: DeepSeek raising nearly $12 billion would reshape China AI competition
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), observes that DeepSeek raising almost $12 billion could significantly impact perceptions around the China AI race. Yegen notes ...
  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 03.10.2026
FieldAI aims for $10 billion valuation with $700 million raised, Tansu Yegen states
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), suggests that the most valuable robotics firms could be those focusing on advanced control systems rather than physical robot ...
  • Yaroslav Dmytrenko
  • 26.09.2026
Tansu Yegen: AI data center investors value real infrastructure over hype
Tansu Yegen, tech and finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), observes that AI data center investors are increasingly differentiating between firms with real infrastructure and those with ...
  • Yaroslav Dmytrenko
  • 25.09.2026
Anthropic could spend up to $20 billion on Akamai infrastructure, Tansu Yegen notes
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), reports that Anthropic has committed $11.6 billion to Akamai for cloud infrastructure, with the deal potentially reaching $20 ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 14.09.2026
Tansu Yegen: Anthropic selects Nasdaq for possible October IPO as OpenAI delays plan
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), highlights that Anthropic is preparing for a possible IPO on Nasdaq as soon as October, choosing the exchange to pace the ...
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 13.09.2026
Accenture publishes 41-page AI tokenomics guide for CIOs, Tansu Yegen notes
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), highlights that Accenture has released a comprehensive 41-page AI tokenomics guide designed for CIOs. The guide provides ...
  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 10.09.2026
Tansu Yegen: AI could boost U.S. GDP to $44.4 trillion in 2030
Tansu Yegen, tech and finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), highlights potential economic impacts of artificial intelligence. According to Anthropic’s scenarios cited by Yegen, U.S. ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 01.09.2026
Nvidia cuts margin targets and takes on execution risk, Tansu Yegen notes
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), reports that Nvidia has lowered its margin targets to reprice costs and is relying heavily on operational execution. This move ...
  • Andrey Mastykin
  • 23.08.2026
Tansu Yegen: Ray Dalio explains economic and investment principles in markets talk
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), spotlights Ray Dalio’s approximately 42-minute presentation titled “Looking at the World Through Economic and Investment ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 14.08.2026
Top company rankings change over 75 years, Tansu Yegen notes
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), examines a 75-year chart tracking the world’s largest companies from 1950 to 2026. Yegen observes that dominance at the top ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 09.08.2026
Tansu Yegen: Only 6 percent of companies qualify as true AI leaders in U.S.
Tansu Yegen, tech & finance commentator at Social Media (LinkedIn), reports that only 6 percent of companies qualify as true artificial intelligence leaders, according to new analysis. The BCG ...