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Thought record profits were enough? In the world of AI chips, investors are always hungry, and Samsung just found that out the hard way.
When Amazon decides to borrow money, the market pays attention. Its latest massive bond issue has already caused quite a stir.
Building artificial intelligence costs an arm and a leg, and Amazon knows it. That's why the company is raising a mountain of cash.
OpenAI and Anthropic showed the way, and Amazon couldn't just stand by. Now the e-commerce giant is shelling out a billion to bring AI directly to businesses.
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Imagine building a massive brain, but one made of chips and cables. Amazon is about to do just that, sparing no expense for its AI infrastructure.
Once, it was where AI 'learned' to see the world. Now, Amazon is closing the doors to new arrivals.
Finding the right video clip can be a nightmare. Soon, it might not be. Twelve Labs just secured $100 million to make video search smarter.
Amazon is betting $13 billion on AI infrastructure in India. As major tech companies race to control the Indian market, the e-commerce giant is raising the stakes dramatically.
While the world obsesses over US-China AI dominance, Amazon is quietly building one of the planet's most aggressively funded AI infrastructure plays. With $13 billion more earmarked for India by 2030, the shopping giant is betting big on AI dominance in the world's most populous nation.
Amazon is quietly testing a beefed-up version of Alexa straight in India, and here's the kicker: it actually speaks Hindi. While the rest of the world is still waiting for Alexa to understand half of what people say, the shopping giant is already rolling out invitations to Indian customers to test this new beast.
AI data centers are guzzling water like never before, and cities are starting to push back. Amazon decided to break the silence and tell the world how virtuous its water consumption is — but there's a catch: nobody really buys it.
