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Picture right-wing boomers and left-wing activists marching side by side. It's happening in Florida, where data centers are uniting unlikely political allies.
Thought AI was just an American Big Tech game? Surprise: Alibaba just dropped a model ready to claim its spot in the sun, the Qwen3.8 Max.
Tech's Magnificent Seven seem invincible, right? Not everyone agrees: a major economist just rang an alarm bell. Soon, your portfolio might feel the pinch too.
Tim Cook admits price hikes are "unavoidable" and pricing is "unsustainable." But who's really footing the AI bill?
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After months of skepticism, investors seem to have rediscovered their love for cloud giants. Some are betting big on their grand return, and it's not just hype this time.
Thought big tech's glory days were over? Get ready, because an HSBC expert says their golden moment is just beginning.
Donald Trump vowed to slap 100% tariffs on nations imposing digital services taxes, targeting European countries that just signed a trade deal with the US. The gloves are off, again.
Australia is getting serious about enforcing its under-16 social media ban. Bigger fines and stronger enforcement powers are coming, and Big Tech won't like it.
While Big Tech is having a field day with the AI gold rush, someone's finally ready to build actual guardrails. Senator Elizabeth Warren is about to push Congress to get serious about antitrust enforcement and merger reviews in the AI space — and this time it's not just hot air.
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.
After years of burning billions on servers and GPUs, Big Tech has news that's not exactly champagne but isn't cold water either: AI revenue has outpaced depreciation costs. The catch? The margin is so thin that a single hiccup could flip it back to red.
