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High AI Spending is 'Not Temporary' Says Everpure CFO Robbiati

Source: bloombergMarkets June 22, 2026 · 07:03
Tarek Robbiati, CFO of data storage company Everpure, said that the increased capex spend on AI is 'not temporary' even if the industry supply and demand equation rebalances and more AI capacity becomes available. Robbiati said that while the AI market is expected to revert to a mean, it will not happen quickly and it may not go back to the same level. (Source: Bloomberg)
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