Are investors backing the ‘wrong future’ in AI? Analyst sees unexpected winners — and bad news for hyperscalers
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Investors pouring money into giant artificial intelligence data centers may be betting on the wrong technological future — and hyperscalers risk wasting "hundreds of billions of dollars" on the same false premise.
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What happened
Investors pouring money into giant artificial intelligence data centers may be betting on the wrong technological future — and hyperscalers risk wasting "hundreds of billions of dollars" on the same false premise.
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