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AI Datacenter Costs Set to Rise as US Tariffs Target Hardware Imports

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US technology companies face the prospect of higher costs as proposed tariffs on imported AI hardware could significantly increase datacenter construction expenses. The potential duties come at a difficult time, as the industry is already grappling with a chip shortage and surging demand for computing infrastructure. Industry experts warn that such tariffs could hinder critical investments in advancing computational capabilities. American cloud service providers are particularly vulnerable given their heavy reliance on foreign supply chains for essential components.

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