Charles Wu, head of strategic clients for alternative investments in Asia Pacific at JPMorgan, said foreign investors are helping fund the buildout of artificial intelligence computing infrastructure in North America. He said institutional investors from Asia and the Gulf region, including banks, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and insurance companies, are playing an important part in that expansion. Wu also said capital spending across the AI industry is now approaching $1 trillion. The remarks point to continued cross-border institutional interest in the infrastructure layer supporting AI development, with overseas capital contributing to the sector’s growth in North America.
According to ChainCatcher, Charles Wu, head of strategic clients for alternative investments in Asia Pacific at JPMorgan, said foreign investors are providing funding for the development of artificial intelligence computing infrastructure in North America.
Wu said institutional investors from Asia and the Gulf region, including foreign banks, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and insurance companies, are playing an important role in the sector’s expansion. He added that capital expenditure across the AI industry is now approaching $1 trillion.
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