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ROI

American  
Or R.O.I.
  1. return on investment.


ROI British  

abbreviation

  1. Republic of Ireland

  2. finance return on investment

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“And I think that fundamentally comes down to a concern on the ROI on this capex spend over time,” he told management on the call, referring to returns on investment.

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“And I think that fundamentally comes down to a concern on the ROI on this capex spend over time,” he told management on the call, referring to returns on investment.

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When AI spending faces ROI scrutiny, the entire compute supply chain responds.

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“ROI will continue to increase over time, the more we do, the more places we learn how to use it,” she predicted.

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And I’m guessing you installed a new roof because you needed to, so even though the ROI on such a renovation isn’t significant, you likely didn’t have a choice.

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