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The AI stock boom could rebound before its eventual reckoning, argues Telegraph columnist Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, even as he calls the sector’s valuations unsustainable. His point is that a sharp sell-off is not necessarily the end of the story.

He points to physical limits on data-centre expansion, including shortages of power-grid equipment, and questions whether AI companies can turn their investment into lasting returns. Those are arguments in a commentary, not settled forecasts; the investment outlook remains the contested bit. For anyone watching AI’s financial foundations, the distinction matters: a market correction and a lasting collapse are not the same bet.

Discuss: Should investors judge the AI boom by its infrastructure constraints, or by the possibility that returns will eventually catch up?

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