
Google Cloud unveils two new AI chips to rival Nvidia
Google Cloud introduces two new AI chips to compete with Nvidia, strengthening its position in AI infrastructure and cloud computing.
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Google Cloud introduces two new AI chips to compete with Nvidia, strengthening its position in AI infrastructure and cloud computing.

AI chip startup Cerebras has filed for an IPO, aiming to expand its position in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence hardware.

AI data centre startup Fluidstack is reportedly in talks to raise $1 billion at an $18 billion valuation, signalling rapid growth in demand for AI infrastructure.

Google and Intel deepen their AI infrastructure partnership to enhance cloud performance, data processing, and next-generation AI capabilities.

Firmus, an AI data centre builder backed by Nvidia, has reached a $5.5 billion valuation, underscoring rapid growth in demand for AI infrastructure.

Iran has threatened Stargate AI data centres linked to U.S. tech firms, raising concerns over geopolitical risks, cybersecurity, and global AI infrastructure.

AI companies are building large natural gas plants to power data centres, raising concerns about emissions, energy demand, and environmental impact.

Meta’s rising natural gas consumption highlights the growing energy demands of AI and data centres, potentially matching the power needs of entire states.

Starcloud raises $170M Series A funding to build data centres in space, aiming to revolutionise cloud computing with orbital infrastructure.

A senator suggests imposing costs on data centres to address AI-related job losses, sparking debate over automation, workforce impact, and tech regulation.

Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez propose limiting data centre construction, citing environmental concerns and rising energy consumption.

Crusoe is investing heavily in battery storage for its data centres, aiming to support AI workloads with reliable, energy-efficient power infrastructure.
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