According to Reuters, US Commerce Secretary Lutnick emphasized that 50% of artificial intelligence computational power must be located within the United States to ensure national security and support domestic infrastructure. This policy is expected to influence the global allocation of AI resources, potentially increasing demand for US-based data centers and tech investments. For cryptocurrency traders, heightened regulatory focus on AI compute could impact blockchain projects reliant on AI integration and cloud processing, especially those with exposure to US infrastructure or compliance requirements (source: Reuters, June 2024).

According to @StockMKTNewz, US Commerce Secretary Lutnick announced that 50% of global AI compute must be located within the United States. This policy signals tighter control over AI infrastructure and could accelerate domestic investment in AI hardware and data centers. Crypto markets may see increased demand for US-based computing resources and stricter regulatory scrutiny on projects leveraging offshore compute, potentially affecting token valuations for AI and cloud-related cryptocurrencies (source: StockMKTNewz on Twitter, June 4, 2025).