Microsoft’s AI data centers get a community-first reset
Microsoft has launched a Community-First AI Infrastructure plan that promises data centers will not raise local power bills and will sharply cut and replenish water use across U.S. sites.
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Alphabet’s $4 Trillion AI Breakthrough Resets Big Tech Race
Alphabet has smashed through the $4 trillion mark, riding a sharp refocus on AI, cloud and in‑house chips that has turned doubt into fresh optimism on Wall Street. The Google parent is now the world’s second most valuable company, and its AI bet is just getting started.
Meta strikes 6.6 GW nuclear power deals to feed its AI data centers
Meta has struck 20‑year nuclear power deals with Vistra, Oklo and TerraPower, unlocking up to 6.6 GW of clean baseload energy to run its next wave of AI data centers in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
xAI puts $20 billion on Mississippi AI supercomputer gamble
Elon Musk’s xAI is bringing a $20 billion AI supercomputer hub to Southaven, Mississippi, promising hundreds of jobs, 2GW of compute and the biggest private investment in state history, while facing rising environmental questions.
MiniMax soars in Hong Kong debut as China’s second “AI tiger” roars louder
MiniMax, the Shanghai-based AI startup tagged as China’s second “AI tiger”, exploded as much as 90% on its first trading day in Hong Kong after raising about HK$4.8 billion. The debut outshined rival Zhipu AI and underlined red‑hot investor demand for homegrown generative AI champions.
Nvidia harsh H200 cash rule stuns China’s AI giants
Nvidia is forcing Chinese buyers of its H200 AI chips to pay the full bill before a single GPU ships, with no refunds or changes allowed. The move shows how fragile AI chip trade has become as Washington and Beijing keep changing rules on both sides of the Pacific.