Throughout the buildout of artificial intelligence, the biggest issue that companies keep banging their heads on has been computing capacity. Big tech companies are spending hundreds of billions of dollars this year on servers, chips, and networking equipment, and it appears they'll be spending even more in 2027.
That's why some companies are getting creative—and creating partnerships—in an effort to stand out from the crowd and get AI hardware in the hands of data centers. One recent example is Cisco Systems (CSCO), which is expanding its Secure AI Factory with Nvidia (NVDA) by including a partnership with Super Micro Computer (SMCI).
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That's why some companies are getting creative—and creating partnerships—in an effort to stand out from the crowd and get AI hardware in the hands of data centers. One recent example is Cisco Systems (CSCO), which is expanding its Secure AI Factory with Nvidia (NVDA) by including a partnership with Super Micro Computer (SMCI).
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