MAG 7 LIKELY TO MAINTAIN AI SPENDING PACE
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CFRA Research analyst Angelo Zino expects the Magnificent Seven tech companies to sustain their artificial intelligence capital expenditure budgets as earnings season unfolds. The outlook suggests continued heavy investment in AI infrastructure despite broader market volatility.
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