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Verizon has launched Verizon AI Connect, a comprehensive suite of solutions designed to support the escalating demand for AI workloads at scale, particularly by hyperscalers, cloud providers, and global enterprises. This development aims to manage intensive AI computational needs, which are rapidly increasing due to the shift towards real-time AI inference. Early adopters of these solutions include prominent companies like Google Cloud and Meta, highlighting the necessity for robust network infrastructure to support these demanding AI tasks. Verizon's enhanced strategy capitalizes on its existing network assets to offer edge-to-cloud connectivity, demonstrating the strategic importance of telecommunications networks in the AI ecosystem.

In other trading, ASE Technology Holding was trading firmly up 2.9% and ending the day at NT$177.00. In the meantime, Advantest trailed, down 8.4% to end trading at ¥9,203.

Advantest's growth is driven by high-performance semiconductor demand and strategic enhancements in tester supply. Click to explore the narrative behind Advantest's positioning in AI and high-performance computing markets.

You may also want to explore our Market Insights article, "The AI Capex Cycle Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down," which examines the relentless capital expenditure in AI infrastructure, focusing on AI chip manufacturers like Nvidia, Broadcom, and TSMC, and underscores their ongoing significance in the AI industry.

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