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The AI infrastructure race has powered tech stocks, chipmakers and data-centre investment to record highs, but the Bank for International Settlements warns that debt-funded spending, supply bottlenecks and uncertain returns could turn today’s boom into tomorrow’s financial stability risk.

South Korea’s SK Hynix has crossed the $1 trillion market-value milestone, powered by surging demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI servers, Nvidia GPUs and next-generation data-center infrastructure.

Taiwan has overtaken India in global stock-market value, powered by the extraordinary rise of TSMC and the global rush into AI infrastructure. The shift is less a verdict on India’s long-term economy and more a sign that semiconductor supply chains now sit at the heart of global capital markets. Taiwan has overtaken India in global stock-market value, powered by the extraordinary rise of TSMC and the global rush into AI infrastructure. The shift is less a verdict on India’s long-term economy and more a sign that semiconductor supply chains now sit at the heart of global capital markets.

As AI becomes national infrastructure, countries are no longer asking only who builds the best model — they are asking who controls the chips, cloud, data, software, and export rules behind it.

The AI race is no longer just about who has the best model. It is about who can secure GPUs, data centers, electricity, cooling, networking, and long-term cloud capacity before everyone else does.
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