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Tech Leaders Join Forces to Close the AI Infrastructure Divide

Bitget-RWA2025/11/24 22:58

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- Tech giants form a "mega tech union" to accelerate AI, cloud, and data center infrastructure, driven by a projected $48.3B global AI agents market by 2030. - Rumble's $22,000 Nvidia-chip acquisition, backed by Tether , positions it as a key high-performance computing player amid surging AI demand. - France's AI-ready data center campus (1,400 MW) and $3.57B market growth by 2030 highlight Europe's role in global infrastructure expansion. - Agilent and Keysight's strong 2025 financials underscore the sect

The technology sector is experiencing a major transformation as a newly established "mega tech union"—comprised of top companies, investors, and infrastructure partners—signals a unified effort to reshape standards in artificial intelligence, cloud services, and data center growth. While this coalition has yet to be officially named, its direction is evident through recent strategic actions and market forecasts that reveal a collective ambition to advance next-generation tech at scale.

This wave of change is highlighted by the global AI agents market, which is

expected to expand from $8 billion

in 2025 to $48.3 billion by 2030, propelled by progress in machine learning and natural language technologies. This surge is not just theoretical—businesses are already shifting strategies to seize these opportunities. For example,

Rumble

(RUM), a video-sharing service with growing cloud interests,

jumped 13% after Tether increased its investment

by acquiring an additional 1 million shares. Rumble’s upcoming purchase of data center operator Northern Data—with Tether’s backing—will add 22,000

Nvidia

chips to its resources, establishing it as a significant force in the high-performance computing (HPC) arena.

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Similar trends are emerging in Europe, further demonstrating the union’s influence. The French data center colocation sector,

estimated at $1.09 billion

in 2024, is anticipated to soar to $3.57 billion by 2030, fueled by AI growth, environmental initiatives, and improved undersea cable infrastructure. A notable partnership between Bpifrance, MGX, Mistral AI, and NVIDIA aims to construct an AI-optimized data center campus in France with a 1,400 MW power capacity, scheduled to be operational by 2028. These investments reflect a widespread industry belief that infrastructure must evolve to support the computational needs of AI.

The strategic cooperation among technology companies also includes financial strategies. Agilent Technologies and Keysight Technologies, both posting robust results for fiscal 2025, have shown strong non-GAAP net income, with

Keysight’s non-GAAP net income hitting $1.91 per share

in the fourth quarter of 2025. Although not directly involved in the union, their financial stability highlights the industry’s ability to support large-scale innovation. At the same time, firms like Rumble are using mergers and acquisitions to accelerate growth, while others—such as Primo Brands—are encountering obstacles due to integration issues

according to the AI agents report

Industry experts warn that this collaborative movement is driven as much by the need to survive as by the desire to grow. "

The speed of AI adoption is surpassing the pace of infrastructure development

," a researcher quoted in the AI agents report noted, adding that "

the upcoming era of technological advancement will depend on the smooth integration

of hardware, software, and worldwide connectivity." This perspective is mirrored in France’s data center initiatives, where sustainability and AI-readiness are key to attracting global business.

As this alliance becomes more established, its effects are expected to spread across industries. From Rumble’s HPC infrastructure growth to the development of AI campuses in France, the technology sector is presenting a united approach to overcoming challenges and speeding up the adoption of transformative innovations. For investors, the takeaway is clear: those who can expand infrastructure and adapt to the AI-centric landscape will shape the future.

Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.

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