What this means for you:

From the Aug 28, 2026 daily brief

concentration and dispersion now have evidence pointing both ways from a single statutory disclosure, for the first time, and the dispersion side is the only material in this issue that puts reverse pressure on the main line. An anchor you can watch yourself: next quarter, check whether "AI clouds, industrial and enterprise" keeps growing faster than the hyperscalers. If it does, the concentration story in items 1 and 2 has to be pulled back.

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