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8 days agoGlobal datacentre spending for AI expected to hit 3 trillion dollars
A report published by The Guardian estimates global datacentre investment for artificial-intelligence workloads could reach around $3 trillion over the coming years. The surge is driven by hyperscale cloud providers, AI model training demands and edge computing expansion. Market watchers warn that such heavy capital deployment may strain returns, load debt markets and heighten risk of asset bubbles. Meanwhile, infrastructure-services stocks and semiconductor firms are positioned as beneficiaries, though valuations and execution timelines will be crucial for investment outcomes.
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8 days agoGlobal datacentre spending for AI expected to hit 3 trillion dollars
A report published by The Guardian estimates global datacentre investment for artificial-intelligence workloads could reach around $3 trillion over the coming years. The surge is driven by hyperscale cloud providers, AI model training demands and edge computing expansion. Market watchers warn that such heavy capital deployment may strain returns, load debt markets and heighten risk of asset bubbles. Meanwhile, infrastructure-services stocks and semiconductor firms are positioned as beneficiaries, though valuations and execution timelines will be crucial for investment outcomes.
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Global AI datacentre investment could reach $3 trillion, prompting caution over returns despite infrastructure opportunities.
A report published by The Guardian estimates global datacentre investment for artificial-intelligence workloads could reach around $3 trillion over the coming years. The surge is driven by hyperscale cloud providers, AI model training demands and edge computing expansion. Market watchers warn that such heavy capital deployment may strain returns, load debt markets and heighten risk of asset bubbles. Meanwhile, infrastructure-services stocks and semiconductor firms are positioned as beneficiaries, though valuations and execution timelines will be crucial for investment outcomes.
A report published by The Guardian estimates global datacentre investment for artificial-intelligence workloads could reach around $3 trillion over the coming years. The surge is driven by hyperscale cloud providers, AI model training demands and edge computing expansion. Market watchers warn that such heavy capital deployment may strain returns, load debt markets and heighten risk of asset bubbles. Meanwhile, infrastructure-services stocks and semiconductor firms are positioned as beneficiaries, though valuations and execution timelines will be crucial for investment outcomes.
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Nov 3, 2025 • 20:12 IST