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AI Slowdown Calls Won’t Halt Fundraising, AllianceBernstein Says

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 15 September 2026, 07:55 UTC By Janice Huang and Shulun Huang 1 min read
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Calls for a slowdown in artificial intelligence development won’t stop major technology companies from pressing ahead with fundraising and capital spending, according to AllianceBernstein Holding LP fixed-income specialists.

Calls for a slowdown in artificial intelligence development won’t stop major technology companies from pressing ahead with fundraising and capital spending, according to AllianceBernstein Holding LP fixed-income specialists.
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