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AI Spending
Morgan Stanley expects artificial intelligence capital expenditures to climb 60 percent to $1.58 trillion next year. The bank says AI-linked firms will account for 78 percent of S&P 500 profit growth.
AI Spending
Tech stocks declined as investors questioned the return on artificial intelligence infrastructure spending, marking the index's weakest session in four months.
AI Stocks
The tech-heavy index dropped 0.8 percent this week, falling 7.3 percent from its monthly high. Bond buying pushed the 10-year yield under 5 percent, while Meta shares slid over 9 percent on infrastructure cost worries.
AI Spending
Tech shares fell on concerns about artificial intelligence spending. Gene Munster maintains the AI revolution is in its early stages and expects Meta to reshape commerce.
AI Spending
The Nasdaq fell 750 points as investors grew concerned about the large debt used by ai companies to fund data center and chip purchases.
Markets
The S&P 500 fell 1.5 percent and the Nasdaq 100 lost 3.1 percent amid rising oil prices. Meta shares dropped 7.6 percent on worries about artificial intelligence costs.
AI Chip Substrates
Tesla and Nvidia are said to back a $2.8 billion expansion of AI chip substrate production at Samsung Electro-Mechanics in South Korea. Nvidia contributes $1.97 billion and Tesla adds $830 million.
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