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“We do anticipate many of the lessons learned there to transfer to other operations around the country and much of the world.”

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The group organising the rallies, GenZ 212, has called for larger demonstrations on Thursday, the eve of a highly anticipated annual speech by King Mohammed VI.

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Microsoft is also anticipated to gain the largest additional share of IT budgets from cloud migration, according to 49% of surveyed chief information officers.

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“The world needs greater supplies of clean, baseload power; while rising AI demand may influence the growth trajectory, we anticipate strong long-term demand for nuclear energy regardless.”

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“I anticipate for the fourth quarter we will see, hopefully, the best fourth-quarter performance in our history,” he said.

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