The tech giant and cloud leader are focusing their collaboration on “AI-driven modernization,” not just lift-and-shift. They’re building industry-specific platforms with pre-built components to help regulated sectors adopt agentic AI faster.
India’s data center capacity is exploding, projected to hit 4,500MW by 2030. But the grid can’t handle it, and diesel backup is on the way out. The emerging answer is a hybrid model of solar generation and battery storage.
Microsoft Teams has a fresh batch of updates on the way for business users. The changes include mobile-friendly code blocks, a new call feedback screen, and tools to report suspicious calls.
Linux gamers can now stream games at up to 5K/120Hz or a blistering 360Hz at 1080p with a new native GeForce Now app. This dedicated client promises better stability and performance over the previous browser-based workaround.
Nvidia is putting $2 billion into cloud provider CoreWeave to help build a massive network of AI data centers. The goal is to develop over 5 gigawatts of capacity by 2030, a huge power commitment. However, some research suggests the industry’s infrastructure demands might be overblown.
Forget the “burn book.” In today’s job market, you need a “brag binder.” It’s not just about ego—it’s about controlling your narrative and making your manager’s job easier during reviews and layoffs.
The UK government has named North Lanarkshire, Scotland, as its latest AI Growth Zone. The move is meant to catalyze £8.2 billion in private investment for up to 500MW of data center capacity and 1GW of renewable energy projects. Operator DataVita is leading the charge, but questions about timelines
OpenAI is seeking a colossal new funding round to fuel its AI expansion, with talks reportedly underway for up to $60 billion. The company could lose $14 billion this year, highlighting the immense financial pressure behind cutting-edge AI development.
Microsoft’s stock is on track for its worst post-earnings drop in over three years, sinking about 7% after its December-quarter report. Analysts point to high AI-related costs as the culprit, overshadowing strong demand.
Cloud security startup Upwind has landed a massive $250 million Series B round, catapulting it to a $1.5 billion valuation. The funding follows a major push into channel partnerships, adding over 100 new partners in the past year. CEO Amiram Shachar calls it the “first unicorn in modern cloud securi
