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Google Cloud Growth Strengthens Alphabet’s Case for Heavy AI Investment
Alphabet reported strong Google Cloud growth driven by enterprise AI adoption, reinforcing its strategy of investing heavily in AI infrastructure.
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Alphabet reported strong Google Cloud growth driven by enterprise AI adoption, reinforcing its strategy of investing heavily in AI infrastructure.
OpenAI plans to invest $750 billion in AI infrastructure through 2030, beginning with its $20 billion Project Camellia data centre in Georgia.
A BloombergNEF report projects AI-driven data centres will consume one-fifth of U.S. electricity by 2035 as compute demand and power requirements continue to rise.
The latest Model Context Protocol update introduces stateless session handling, making AI infrastructure easier to scale while improving interoperability for enterprise AI applications.
AI infrastructure startup Infinity has raised $15 million at a $100 million valuation to build software that helps AI chips run advanced models beyond Nvidia’s CUDA ecosystem.
AI startup General Compute has secured a $400 million loan from Upper90 to expand its inference cloud, using inference-focused AI chips as collateral in a first-of-its-kind financing deal.
Thinking Machines has launched Inkling, its first open-weight AI model, betting that enterprises will prefer customizable AI over one-size-fits-all proprietary systems.
Meta’s Adam Mosseri says AI token spending could eventually require per-engineer limits as companies work to manage the rising cost of AI development.
New York has paused approvals for new large data centres as the state reviews their environmental impact, power demand, and community effects.
Reflection AI has signed a $1 billion compute agreement with Nebius, gaining access to Nvidia’s latest AI chips to accelerate open AI model development.
OpenAI models are gaining enterprise adoption as businesses seek lower costs, greater control, and flexibility beyond proprietary frontier AI systems.
Elon Musk praised Anthropic’s AI leadership while assuring that he would not disrupt its SpaceX-hosted infrastructure despite competition between the companies.
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