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    Rohan Paul shares PwC excerpt on data centre costs

    Rohan Paul shares PwC excerpt projecting hardware at 93% of data-centre capital expenditure by 2050.

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    Rohan Paul posted a screenshot of a PwC report excerpt on AI infrastructure. The excerpt claims every dollar spent building a data centre could commit another twelve dollars to future ICT equipment and projects hardware accounting for 93 percent of total data-centre capital expenditure by 2050. The post on X received one like and four replies. No additional sources or verification appear in the visible conversation.

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    @rohanpaul_aiNew PwC report on AI build-out. Every $1 spent constructing a data centre could effectively commit another ~$12 to future information and communications technology equipment. By 2050, hardware could represent 93% of total data-centre capital expenditure.

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    @rohanpaul_aiNew PwC report on AI build-out. Every $1 spent constructing a data centre could effectively commit another ~$12 to future information and communications technology equipment. By 2050, hardware could represent 93% of total data-centre capital expenditure.