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Owned by Bharatiya Prakashan (RSS)Nvidia CEO crisis & US export curbs imperil $3.2bn Chinese AI projects, exposing Beijing reliance on foreign technology
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AI capital expenditure is projected to reach 3.6% of US GDP, a level described as surpassing the dot‑com bubble. The surge in AI investment is seen as a growth driver but is also raising borrowing and long‑term bond yields, prompting investors to question whether future revenues will offset the costs. NITI Aayog’s Debjani Ghosh warns that concentration of capital and power among a few firms could create systemic risks for the industry, with circular financing obscuring genuine demand. In India, AI is enabling small teams to win global contracts that previously required large companies, potentially reshaping the country’s outsourcing model and creating new export opportunities.
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RSS excerpt
More than $3 billion worth of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure projects across China remain tied to advanced Nvidia processors despite Trump administration’s increasingly restrictive export controls, exposing the scale of Beijing’s continuing demand for US AI technology and the challenges…
