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Equinix sees big business beyond hyperscalers in data center boom
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Equinix sees big business beyond hyperscalers in data center boom

Equinix Japan's chief, Kuniko Ogawa, stated that as artificial intelligence demand evolves, the data center industry will increasingly rely on a broad customer base and partnerships. She noted that new entrants serving major cloud AI platforms may face challenges in maintaining profitability. The comments come amid a broader industry shift toward inference workloads, which require specialized infrastructure. Ogawa emphasized the importance of Equinix's existing network and strategic positioning to adapt to these changes.

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Equinix sees big business beyond hyperscalers in data center boom

Equinix Japan's chief, Kuniko Ogawa, stated that as artificial intelligence demand evolves, the data center industry will increasingly rely on a broad customer base and partnerships. She noted that new entrants serving major cloud AI platforms may face challenges in maintaining profitability. The comments come amid a broader industry shift toward inference workloads, which require specialized infrastructure. Ogawa emphasized the importance of Equinix's existing network and strategic positioning to adapt to these changes.

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