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Saturday, August 1, 2026
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AI chip hype was sky-high, almost headache-inducing. Now Goldman Sachs reshuffles the deck, pointing to the real power players in the artificial intelligence world.
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.
Facebook grew into an AI giant. Now it wants to rent its power to anyone, including you. A new business is on the horizon.
Meta poured billions into artificial intelligence, building an insane amount of computing power. Now it seems they want to rent out their spare servers, jumping into the cloud business.
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Cloud giants keep splurging money, and Goldman Sachs thinks Europe will love it. European stock markets are already toasting this news.
Imagine building amazing AI stuff without spending a fortune or relying on tech giants. It sounds like sci-fi, but it's becoming real, right on your computer.
The AI gold rush is certainly heating up wallets and minds. But some big players are starting to tap the brakes, or at least hedge their bets.
Tired of writing descriptive, dull Git commit messages? One developer found a solution, and it's not what you'd expect.
Drug discovery, new materials, better chips: all this requires massive computing and years of work. Now Google makes SandboxAQ's AI models available via cloud, designed specifically to speed up these processes.
An Australian data center company just landed a sponsorship deal with the Golden State Warriors. It's not soccer, it's not a game: it's proof that AI infrastructure has gone mainstream.
Tired of asking OpenAI for permission every time you want to use AI? Someone just built a desktop app that runs locally, free, with a model packing a million-token context window (basically, it remembers everything like it just read 100 books). And no, you don't need the cloud.
