Amazon dropped 7% and Intel collapsed 25% in premarket trading, extending a selloff that started with Alphabet's weak results. AWS grew 39%, a strong number on its own, but Amazon's total capital spending on AI infrastructure was so large it buried the headline. Futures fell for a second straight day as losses spread. Investors accepted years of heavy AI spending because the pitch was that revenue would eventually catch up. Multiple big names guiding lower in the same earnings window makes that patience harder to hold. When the gap between what goes out and what comes back is this visible across this many companies at once, the whole group gets hit. Intel is the most exposed here, sitting between a weak PC market and a genuine fight for AI chip revenue it may not win. Do you think Intel holds on as a relevant AI player in 2 years, or does Nvidia and AMD leave it behind entirely?
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