Beijing just greenlit a Five-Year Plan drowning in AI promises. Skeptical? You should be: it's all infrastructure and mandates, but who pockets the cash?
$2 billion doesn't just vanish—Nvidia funneled it into Marvell, its ASIC rival, via NVLink Fusion. This isn't war; it's a velvet-gloved embrace turning competitors' silicon into Nvidia's endless revenue stream.
Silicon Valley buzzed about Oracle's cozy OpenAI deal and datacenter dreams. Now? Thousands pink-slipped, proving AI hype demands blood sacrifices.
Nvidia's handing Marvell $2 billion — and a front-row seat in its AI empire. But here's the catch: every custom chip still funnels cash back to Jensen Huang.
GPUs worth billions sit idle while AI hype drives cloud bills skyward. ScaleOps just raised $130M to fix that mess with real-time automation.
European firms tired of sky-high US cloud fees? Mistral's $830M debt-fueled data center near Paris promises cheaper, sovereign AI compute— if they can pull it off.
Your next AI image gen might hitch a ride under Tokyo trains. But with vibes from passing cars and theft-happy crooks lurking, this 'innovative' fix smells like hype.
OpenAI's Sora was the shiny video toy everyone craved. Now it's gone, even as VCs bet billions on AI's future. Reality's biting back—hard.
OpenAI's Sora video tool? Gone from public view overnight. It's the latest sign AI's grand promises are slamming into infrastructure walls and legal landmines.
Ever wonder why your AI queries sometimes lag? Blame the ocean-floor cables choking on data. NTT's new fiber crams four times the bandwidth into the same pipe.
Everyone figured AI would suck up electricity. But these grid visuals? They show datacenters turning the whole system's respiratory cycle into a wheeze. Here's why it matters.
Forget the AI job apocalypse. If you're fixing servers or designing multi-model stacks, demand's surging. Real people in tech: your skills just got scarcer.