AI Could Contribute 73,500 Mdd to Mexico by 2029, but Lack of Infrastructure to Take Advantage of It
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The country has about 50 data centers and projects investments of more than 13 billion dollars. Given the historic opportunity represented by the growth of artificial intelligence (AI), it is vital for Mexico to develop infrastructure that will allow it to increase GDP and position itself as a global leader in this technology, said Jessica Peña, director of Mexico IA+2.0. “The AI represents a potential impact of 73.5 billion dollars for Mexico a…
The second edition of Mexico IA+ 2.0, on November 4th and 5th at Expo Santa Fe, will propose strengthening the sovereignty of Artificial Intelligence through infrastructure, AI factories, talent, public-private collaboration and use cases that accelerate technological adoption in the country. Jéssica Peña, director general of Mexico IA+, mentioned that one of the axes of the meeting will be the evolution of digital infrastructure, as the market …
AI Could Contribute 73,500 Mdd to Mexico by 2029, but Lack of Infrastructure to Take Advantage of It
The country has about 50 data centres and projects investments of more than 13 billion dollars
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