Microsoft shelves AI data-center deals in sign of potential oversupply, analyst says
- Microsoft has scaled back its data center development pipeline, raising concerns about an 'oversupply problem,' according to analyst Michael Elias at TD Cowen.
- Analyst Dan Thompson from S&P Global stated that projections for data center growth needed to be adjusted, differentiating between credible growth and overly optimistic forecasts.
- Despite the pullback, S&P Global projects significant growth in the data center industry, estimating a 131% increase in capacity by the end of the decade.
- A Microsoft spokesperson emphasized that the company's plans to spend over $80 billion on infrastructure this financial year remain on track.
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