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Microsoft is investing $10 billion in Japan from 2026 to 2029, marking its largest ever commitment to the country and signaling a major push into the AI-driven future.
Oracle is laying off thousands of employees to fund its AI infrastructure expansion, betting on billions in future revenue, including a $455 billion order from OpenAI.
This article explains Microsoft's $1 billion investment in Thailand's cloud and AI infrastructure, focusing on sovereign cloud concepts, AI infrastructure integration, and strategic implications for digital sovereignty.
ScaleOps raises $130M to tackle GPU shortages and soaring AI cloud costs by automating infrastructure in real time.
Learn to build a disaster response AI system that processes real-time data, analyzes risks, and provides actionable insights to relief teams using Python, machine learning, and cloud APIs.
Learn how to deploy and manage AI models using Docker and Kubernetes, similar to practices used by companies like Anthropic. This tutorial covers containerization, orchestration, and scaling techniques essential for production AI services.
Major tech companies including IBM Cloud, Nutanix, SUSE, and OVHcloud have independently chosen Traefik as the replacement for the retired Ingress NGINX in Kubernetes environments.
Cloud service providers are asking EU regulators to reinstate VMware's partner program, arguing it promotes competition and innovation. Broadcom counters that the arrangement could harm market dynamics.
As we approach 2026, VPS hosting services have become essential for businesses requiring scalable, reliable infrastructure with dedicated resources. Expert reviewers highlight key features driving market leaders in this competitive space.
OpenAI's new AWS deal raises concerns that Microsoft's Azure exclusivity rights may be compromised, signaling a potential shift in cloud AI strategy.
This article explores how AWS is supporting European AI startups using machine learning to solve real-world problems in healthcare, climate, and conflict zones.
OpenAI has reportedly signed a partnership with AWS to sell its AI systems to the U.S. government for classified and unclassified work, marking an expansion beyond its Pentagon deal last month.
