The cost of compute moves continuously. Sorso View publishes the SVCI on a two-track cadence: fresh priced-provider observations on weekly or biweekly issue cycles, with a full twenty-seven-provider re-verification monthly. Each public issue stays free and open, with editorial commentary connected to the disclosures that explain the numbers.

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Event-driven, Sorso View Brief, not yet active. Short editorial notes for material moves in pricing, capacity, financing, or market structure. It has no fixed monthly cadence and will launch through a separate public notice.

Recurring, The Sorso View Compute Index. The benchmark across twenty-seven GPU cloud providers in three tiers, with editorial commentary on what moved and what it implies. Every data point sourced. Every methodology disclosed. Each issue.

Periodic, Sorso View Essays. Long-form analysis on the structural and civilizational consequences of the AI buildout. Capital flows. Market structure. The questions the AI era is forcing into view.

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The four commitments.

Sourcing. Every claim traceable to a public source. Every estimate labeled.

Consistency. Same panel, same definitions, and the published two-track procedure every issue.

Distinction. Measured data and derived data are labeled separately so readers can distinguish which they are reading.

Correction. Errors corrected openly, dated, and explained. The corrections record is permanent and public.

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Founding essay

Why we built the Index.

The case for measuring what the AI compute market refuses to disclose, and the standard the publication holds itself to.

Essay

The four-trillion-dollar bet.

What the four largest hyperscalers are spending on AI infrastructure, why the figure keeps growing, and what would have to be true for it to make sense.

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