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Learn how cloud computing and AI chip deals work, using the recent partnership between Lambda and Hudson River Trading as an example. Understand the basics of GPU access through cloud services.
Blackstone has taken a majority stake in a new joint venture with Google to build a U.S.-based AI compute-as-a-service platform using Google’s TPUs. The deal values the project at $25 billion, with $5 billion in equity from Blackstone and 500 MW of capacity targeted for 2027.
Learn about Microsoft's new Azure Linux 4.0, a specialized Linux distribution designed for cloud computing that works both on Azure servers and personal computers through Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Europe’s push for AI sovereignty is being undermined by its reliance on foreign GPU-as-a-Service platforms, raising concerns about long-term technological independence.
Microsoft's early concerns about OpenAI's potential allegiance to competitors have emerged through court documents from the ongoing Musk v. Altman trial. The revelations highlight the tense negotiations between Microsoft and OpenAI during their formative years.
HP is positioning itself as a key player in the enterprise AI landscape, focusing on data readiness and hybrid computing strategies ahead of the AI & Big Data Expo.
This explainer explores how large AI companies like Anthropic are committing massive sums to cloud providers like Google Cloud, and why these strategic infrastructure investments are crucial for the future of artificial intelligence development.
Big Tech companies like Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon have demonstrated that AI infrastructure investments are profitable, yet they continue to raise spending levels significantly.
The FDA is launching a pilot program to monitor clinical trials in real time using AI and cloud computing, aiming to speed up drug approvals.
OpenAI has expanded its cloud presence by partnering with AWS, just one day after ending its exclusivity deal with Microsoft. This move marks a significant shift in the AI industry's cloud strategy.
Google Cloud has surpassed $20B in quarterly revenue, driven by AI demand, but capacity constraints limited its growth potential.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has declared the company ready to 'exploit' its new partnership with OpenAI, gaining exclusive access to advanced AI technologies for its cloud customers without additional licensing costs.
