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Microsoft has reportedly cancelled leases for significant data center capacity in the U.S., indicating potential oversupply as the tech giant expands its AI infrastructure. This move, according to TD Cowen, could be due to growing skepticism among investors regarding the billions spent on AI infrastructure, with slow payoffs and breakthroughs at Chinese startup DeepSeek being a concern.
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