How would Trump Change the AI and data center industries?

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This week, we have:

● How would Trump Change the AI and data center industries?

● How to turn AI into your personal assistant? (Free Guide)

● Elon Musk reshaping the AI strategy in the United States.

● Amazon and Ericsson investing 100s of millions of $ in AI research.

AI Spotlight
How Would Trump’s Presidency Affect The AI And Data Center Industries?

The AI and data center industries may face pivotal changes under Donald Trump’s second term, with expected shifts in energy policies, semiconductor production, and construction regulations. Here’s what experts predict:

● Streamlined Construction Regulations: Builders anticipate reduced red tape, with organizations like the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) welcoming policies that could fast-track data center projects.

● Energy Focus: Trump’s administration may prioritize domestic energy production and innovation to address the rising power demands of AI-driven data centers. Solving transmission bottlenecks and boosting capacity will be crucial for growth.

● Semiconductor Independence: Strengthened trade policies could incentivize U.S. production of semiconductors, reducing dependency on imports and securing a stable supply for critical data center components.

Industry leaders, like JLL’s Andy Cvengros, emphasize that resolving energy and infrastructure challenges is key to maintaining U.S. leadership in AI and generative AI technologies.

As AI adoption surges, the demand for scalable, modular data centers is likely to grow rapidly, reshaping the industry’s future.

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AI news
The Latest News and Announcements In The World of AI Business:

● Elon Musk Leads a New U.S. Government Efficiency Department:
U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump taps Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead the Department of Government Efficiency, promising sweeping reforms to federal agencies with an entrepreneurial approach. The move aligns with Musk's AI expertise and a campaign by Americans for Responsible Innovation advocating his leadership in shaping U.S. AI strategy. (Read Article)

● AI Smart Glasses and Advanced Generative Tools at Baidu World 2024: Baidu introduced AI-powered smart glasses and cutting-edge tools like the I-RAG text-to-image generator and Miaoda no-code software builder at its annual conference. With these launches, Baidu aims to rival global tech giants, enhance its AI-native ecosystem, and boost enterprise solutions like its Ernie-powered customer service agents. (Read Article)

● Hitachi Energy Launches New AI AI to Revolutionize Energy Forecasting: Hitachi Energy’s Nostradamus AI leverages machine learning to enhance energy forecasting accuracy by over 20%, addressing challenges like renewable variability and grid stability. The cloud-native tool integrates seamlessly with existing systems, enabling utilities, producers, and traders to optimize operations and achieve decarbonization goals. (Read Article)

● Boosting Modular Data Center Production to Meet AI Demands: A major prefabricated data center factory has doubled its production capacity, addressing the rapid growth in AI workloads and global demand for high-compute infrastructure. The expansion enables faster deployment of sustainable, high-performance data center solutions to support the booming AI market. (Read Article)

AI Investments
Only True believers INVEST in AI, these are the latest major AI investments:

● Amazon Commits $110M to Boost AI Research with Trainium Chips: Amazon's $110M Build on Trainium program funds generative AI research at universities, leveraging AWS Trainium chips to advance AI architectures and machine learning innovations. The initiative includes open-source contributions, access to massive Trainium UltraClusters, and research awards to foster breakthroughs in AI accelerator performance and large-scale distributed systems. (Read Article)

● Ericsson Invests $456M in AI and Next-Gen Tech Research in Canada: Ericsson partners with Canada to invest $456M in AI, quantum technologies, 5G Advanced, and 6G research at facilities in Ottawa and Montreal. The initiative boosts innovation, talent development, and sustainability, leveraging partnerships with Canadian universities to drive advancements in connectivity and AI-driven energy efficiency. (Read Article)

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