Schneider Electric Infrastructure Shares Surge on Parent AI Deal

Schneider Electric Infrastructure shares rose sharply after its French parent announced a partnership with Foxconn to develop solutions for AI infrastructure.

The Indian-listed unit saw its stock hit the upper circuit limit on the news.

Schneider Electric will work with the Taiwan-based company on projects involving the construction and operation of data centers and related facilities.

Analysts noted that the Indian subsidiary stands to gain from the global agreement.

Production under the initiative is scheduled to begin later in 2026.

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Illustration of SoftBank's 75 billion euro investment in AI data centers in France, showing modern facilities near Versailles.
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Softbank pledges up to 75 billion euros for data centers in France

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Japanese conglomerate Softbank announced an investment of up to 75 billion euros in artificial intelligence-related data centers in France. The announcement came on the eve of the Choose France summit held in Versailles.

Nebius Group has seen its stock rise sharply since early 2025 lows.

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Indian equities have posted losses in recent sessions while markets in neighboring countries recorded gains. The divergence stems from a global surge in artificial intelligence spending that has boosted chip manufacturers elsewhere in Asia.

Shenzhen-based EngineAI is leveraging Hong Kong as a springboard for global expansion, planning a local listing this year while using its computing power to enter the North American market. The company's robots have been bought by Mideast firms and require cloud-based computing accessible from anywhere.

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Chinese authorities have issued new emission rules targeting strategic sectors including AI data centres to meet 2030 climate goals. The move comes amid the Iran war heightening energy security needs. The rules also call for greener digital infrastructure.

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