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Despite the broader tech selloff, specific AI infrastructure and software developments are providing idiosyncratic support. Meta is pushing its Muse AI agent and new wearable hardware to drive subscription growth, while Vertiv is expanding its liquid cooling capabilities through the acquisition of King Environmental Services. These moves indicate that capital expenditure in AI data centers and AI-driven software adoption remain robust, even as investors rotate away from high-multiple tech names due to rate sensitivity.
Tech Sector AI Hardware and Software Developments
Despite the broader tech selloff, specific AI infrastructure and software developments are providing idiosyncratic support. Meta is pushing its Muse AI agent and new wearable hardware to drive subscription growth, while Vertiv is expanding its liquid cooling capabilities through the acquisition of King Environmental Services. These moves indicate that capital expenditure in AI data centers and AI-driven software adoption remain robust, even as investors rotate away from high-multiple tech names due to rate sensitivity.