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This is a forecast from a bank CEO, not a measured figure, so the $10–15 trillion range and the $800 billion to $1 trillion annual hyperscaler spend should be read as bullish estimates of future demand. For AI and quantum readers, the useful signal is the scale of planned compute and data-centre buildout, which bears on chip supply, power, and cloud capacity. The article gives no breakdown of how much goes to hardware versus facilities or energy, so those details matter for judging the claim.
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Morgan Stanley CEO: AI Capital Spending Could Reach $15 Trillion Over the Next Decade

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Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick said capital spending on artificial intelligence could reach $10 trillion to $15 trillion over the next decade, cementing the technology's status as the most significant economic transformation since the birth of the internet. Regarding the scale of data center and computing investment, Pick estimated that leading hyperscale technology companies could deploy $800 billion to $1 trillion annually over a period of 7 to 12 years. (Sina Finance)

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