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Meta's Money Play Isn't AI: It's Data Centers
Anthropic is reportedly negotiating to lease roughly $10 billion worth of Meta's data center capacity over two years, according to the New York...
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Anthropic is reportedly negotiating to lease roughly $10 billion worth of Meta's data center capacity over two years, according to the New York...
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When AWS, Google, Oracle, and friends start committing capital to data centers in a specific country, the instinct is to read it as a tech industry...
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The most expensive AI policy fight in congressional history just ended in a Manhattan primary, and both sides are claiming they won. They're both...
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IBM and Google Cloud just announced they're launching a practice together to help enterprises scale AI. The news is kind of light on details, but...
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The company building the AI your marketing team may already rely on just filed to go public.
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Anthropic made $4.8 billion in Q1 2026. It expects to make $10.9 billion in Q2. That's more than the company generated in all of 2025 — in a single...
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OpenAI's chief financial officer Sarah Friar has privately suggested pushing the company's IPO from 2026 to 2027, according to the Wall Street...
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