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Tech industry
fromComputerWeekly.com
1 day ago

Meta ramps up AI spend as it pushes advanced models | Computer Weekly

Meta is investing heavily in technology infrastructure and AI model development, forecasting significant revenue growth and increased capital expenditures.
UK politics
fromComputerWeekly.com
4 months ago

UK government's G-Cloud 15 framework: Everything you need to know | Computer Weekly

G-Cloud 15 expands framework value and contract lengths substantially, prioritising larger cloud deals and potentially reducing accessibility for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Artificial intelligence
fromFuturism
5 months ago

OpenAI's Financial Situation Will Cause a Nauseating Sensation in the Pit of Your Stomach

OpenAI faces unsustainably massive data-center rental costs and steep revenue expectations that may threaten its financial viability.
Artificial intelligence
fromIT Pro
6 months ago

OpenAI has a bold plan to pay for its $1 trillion spending spree: Ads, personal assistants, and cheaper subscriptions

OpenAI has committed over $1 trillion in multi-year infrastructure spending and plans to fund it by expanding ChatGPT subscriptions, in-app commerce, selective ads, and infrastructure services.
Artificial intelligence
fromTechCrunch
7 months ago

OpenAI and Oracle reportedly ink historic cloud computing deal | TechCrunch

OpenAI plans to buy $300 billion of Oracle cloud compute over about five years starting in 2027, creating one of the largest cloud contracts.
fromTechCrunch
8 months ago

Microsoft headquarters go into lockdown after activists take over Brad Smith's office | TechCrunch

Protesters stormed Microsoft's Redmond headquarters on Monday and made it into president Brad Smith's office in Building 34, forcing a temporary lockdown. The "No Azure for Apartheid" group reportedly live-streamed their sit-in on Twitch, hoisting banners, chanting 'Brad Smith, you can't hide, you're supporting genocide!' and posting a mock legal summons charging Smith with "crimes against humanity." According to The Verge, the protest included both active Microsoft workers and former employees who've been fired for previous activism.
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