A new report by former Wall Street insider Enrique Abeyta highlights that the next major American infrastructure buildout will occur in data centers, server rooms, and AI training facilities rather than traditional factories or freeways. Abeyta identifies a powerful AI system named Dojo as a pivotal investment for the future of U.S. technological dominance.

Dojo, designed to handle vast amounts of real-world video processing, can analyze over 160 billion frames of video per day. It is currently being utilized for autonomous vehicle neural networks, but its applications are expected to expand into robotics, healthcare, military, and industrial automation.

The development of Dojo is backed by significant federal support, with expectations of receiving billions from the Trump administration following an executive order aimed at bolstering American AI innovation. This aligns with the administration's goal to establish the U.S. as an AI superpower.

The system's first real-world deployment is anticipated on August 1st, marking its transition from theory to scalable reality, particularly with a full self-driving platform trained on Dojo. This development symbolizes a significant phase in AI infrastructure.