Investments in tech are still fueling the U.S. economy and keeping the stock market thriving. Capital spending linked to AI is set to drive investment growth in the U.S. until at least 2026. As AI starts to spread even further, spending on infrastructure like data centers and specialized chips is expected to stay strong. Meanwhile, China is ramping up its AI infrastructure build-up too, supported by government incentives and industry goals. These two powerhouse nations are in it for the long haul because they see technology as the key to intellectual progress, making other countries reliant on them.
AI Investment Keeps Boosting the U.S. Economy
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#2Jan 3, 2024, 10:37 AM
Almost everything today now points to the use of AI z if we truly want a better and quicker results, I won't denied this fact because it has been helpful for us in so many ways, we are getting to that stage whereby we can't afford to lose more when the privilege of using AI is there and we can leverage at, once US can achieve al these, more other countries will follow.
It's pretty bad for hardware prices, though. The prices for GPU, RAM, etc have increased in the last few months or so. The question is whether we'll see reasonable prices after the demand stabilizes or not. Whether AI will continue to be the next big thing or not, it would be terrible if I had to sell a kidney every time I want to upgrade my GPU. I hope this will also drive a better manufacturing strategy, but it seems unlikely. CMIIW.
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