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AI infrastructure boom fallout: data centre e-waste could pile up to 617 million tonnes by 2050

The spread of artificial intelligence could fuel a new electronic waste problem, with AI-related retirements of servers, GPUs and supporting power, cooling and networking equipment adding up to 395 million to 617 million tonnes by 2050, Basel Action Network estimates. The group says broader infrastructure should be counted, not just servers. It also highlights limited global recycling capacity and risks from informal processing, and notes the United States has not ratified the Basel Convention.

Crypto

Bitcoin volatility eases, rangebound near $76,500 as U.S. stocks rebound

Bitcoin is extending a rangebound pattern, showing limited gains around $76,500 as volatility eases. After the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate, U.S. equities rebounded as dip buyers stepped in, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rising. In the bitcoin market, buy and sell liquidity has thickened around spot, reinforcing short-term sideways moves. Analysts cite tighter global liquidity and macro headwinds despite an underlying bullish trend.

AI & Enterprise

Huawei says AI agents to account for over 90 percent of global AI token traffic by 2035

Huawei forecast that autonomous AI agents will account for more than 90 percent of global AI token traffic by 2035 and that annual token consumption will rise 100,000-fold from current levels. It said the spread of AI agents would sharply boost demand for computing and network infrastructure. Huawei also projected about 900 billion AI agents would be operating worldwide by 2035 and outlined 10 key technology directions to support them.