AI CAPEX SPENDING SET TO CONTINUE DESPITE MARKET STRESS
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Industry investors expect the artificial intelligence capital expenditure surge to persist in the near term, even as warning signs of market instability emerge. Scott Goodwin, co-founder of Diameter Capital Partners, signaled the boom will eventually decelerate but not imminently.
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