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Big Tech’s $13 Billion Undersea Race: AI Boom Triggers Massive Cable Investment

Big Tech’s $13 Billion Undersea Race: AI Boom Triggers Massive Cable Investment

The global demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI) is causing a huge spending surge. This spending is focused on underwater communication cables. Over 95% of international data traffic uses these subsea cables. They transmit everything from emails to financial transactions worldwide. Investment in new cable projects is booming. It is projected to reach about $13 billion…

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Saudi Arabia Makes Bold Leap Toward AI Leadership

Saudi Arabia Makes Bold Leap Toward AI Leadership

Saudi Arabia is pouring billions into artificial intelligence as it works to become a top global player in tech. The kingdom’s new state-backed firm, HUMAIN, is leading this effort — building data centres, developing advanced AI tools and striking major tech partnerships.  HUMAIN plans to roll out up to six gigawatts of data-centre capacity by…

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META’s Massive AI Bet: Why Wall Street Hates the Spending, But Smart Money May Be Buying

META’s Massive AI Bet: Why Wall Street Hates the Spending, But Smart Money May Be Buying

Meta Platforms (META) shares experienced volatility following its latest earnings report, not over revenue figures, but due to a massive increase in its AI spending guidance. CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s commitment to building the Artificial Intelligence infrastructure of the future is translating into a sharp rise in Capital Expenditures (CapEx), a move that has deeply unsettled…

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Michael Dell: ‘AI Data Center Boom Will Peak One Day — But We’re Not There Yet’

Michael Dell: ‘AI Data Center Boom Will Peak One Day — But We’re Not There Yet’

Austin, Texas — Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell says the current global rush to build artificial-intelligence data centers will eventually hit its limit — but for now, the surge is showing no signs of slowing. Speaking Tuesday on CNBC’s Closing Bell: Overtime, Dell said demand for computing power remains “tremendous,” driven by the rapid evolution…

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