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Topic: big-tech

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Sunday, 6/28, 11:08 PM

Wall Street wants proof: doubts creep into the AI data-center boom

  • After a year in which anything linked to artificial-intelligence data centers seemed to only go up, investors have turned wary — selling off chipmakers and infrastructure stocks and asking a pointed question of Big Tech: when does the hundreds of billions being poured into AI actually pay off?

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