The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 11 events for “AI Market Growth” from ABC News (AU).
“…BOW ASSET MANAGEMENT, TULSA, OKLAHOMA: "A Democratic sweep of Congress would put pressure on tech and potentially bring regulatory pressure on everything AI and possibly slow down the wild, wild west growth figures that we see daily and often take for…”
“Australia has capital, technology, and resources; Indonesia has scale, market growth, and proximity.”
“Unlike the mega-cap tech giants, both AI specialists can't easily tap their own shareholders, are forced to rely upon debt and private investment markets, and are now trying to line up stock market listings.”
“In short: The news of data centre builder Firmus' share market float being pulled after lacklustre demand has been met with a mixed reaction.”
“It was touted as the biggest float since Telstra in the 1990s, but the share market float of data centre operator Firmus is in trouble before it has even hit the share market.”
“They might stay high for a little longer, but without doing excessive damage to the jobs market or the broader economy in the process.”
“"Anthropic's growth puts it in rarefied air,"”
“There was no direct reference to AI in what NAB told the market, although it did refer to "rapid technological change".”
“'Laying shorter-term pain on top of pain' Mr Hauser reiterated the "hard choices" facing the RBA as it balanced the pressures on prices from the Middle East crisis, the AI and technology boom and weak productivity growth.”
“VanEck's investment strategist Anna Wu believes the investment boom underway, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence (AI), will overwhelm any short-term financial market gyrations.”
“Productivity growth remains weak and the labour market remains a little tight.”
“"One possible trigger could be a shift in sentiment towards the AI investment boom, which is increasingly fuelled by expectations of sustained rapid earnings growth and a debt-financing cycle that is becoming more opaque and circular."”
“Mr Malinauskas previously announced the inquiry was intended to maximise the benefits and minimise unwanted impacts from the growth of AI.”