US EditionSchneider Electric to invest over $700 million in US to power AI boom
- Schneider Electric plans to invest over $700 million in U.S. operations over the next two years to enhance energy infrastructure for AI growth.
- The investment will create more than 1,000 jobs in the U.S. for engineers and advanced manufacturing workers.
- This announcement took place at the DISTRIBUTECH 2025 conference in Dallas.
- The investment signals ongoing progress in American manufacturing and aims to drive economic growth and innovation.
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The French Schneider Electric wants to invest more than 700 million dollars in the United States in artificial intelligence and energy. The group accounts for more than a third of its overseas turnover.
France’s Schneider Electric announces $700 mn investment in US for AI and energy
French electrical equipment company Schneider Electric said on Wednesday it plans to invest "more than $700 million" in the United States by 2027 to boost energy security and the growth of artificial intelligence. The company, which generates more than a third of its revenue in the United States, intends to "support the country's focus on
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France's Schneider Electric announces $700 mn investment in US for AI and energy
French electrical equipment company Schneider Electric said on Wednesday it plans to invest "more than $700 million" in the United States by 2027 to boost energy security and the growth of artificial intelligence.
The French company accounts for more than one third of its turnover across the Atlantic.
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