The macroeconomic trigger is obvious: India is turning into a key cluster for deploying scalable AI systems (recall the recent IBM and Yotta platform launch on May 7). Generative AI technologies require colossal amounts of energy and revolutionary cooling systems for dense server racks. Schneider Electric bet on AI-ready solutions at the right time. The situation proves that in the era of the AI rush, stable and predictable profits go to infrastructure giants that ensure the physical existence of algorithms in hardware and silicon.
Source: Schneider Electric / Reuters
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