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[spur] / spɜr /




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Apple Intelligence could also spur another wave of user upgrades, as the increasing computational demands of AI features would only be available on newer hardware, Newman noted.

From MarketWatch

If prices remain elevated, she says it could spur manufacturers to substitute cheaper metals, which might reduce silver demand and weigh on prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

This could spur investors’ concerns that further similar cases could arise, according to the analyst.

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AI certainly could exacerbate those maladies, but we can better address them by taking advantage of the AI infrastructure build-out to spur overdue policy change.

From The Wall Street Journal

A year ago, growing capital expenditures spurred stock rallies in these names, as Wall Street perceived the investment as a sign of innovation.

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