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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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The US stock market woke up with a smile, thanks to an unexpected boost from AI infrastructure firms. It seems artificial intelligence remains the magic wand for investors.
Thought the AI hype train was running out of steam? Guess again. Some serious players are doubling down on the foundational tech that powers it all.
Everyone's gone wild for AI, but the real money is in the plumbing supporting it. While the spotlight shines on flashy models, the foundations are the actual steady business.
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.
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Thought the data race was just about software? Blue Owl reminds us that you also need concrete, or rather, fiber optics. An investment fund is betting big on the physical infrastructure that keeps the internet running.
Building artificial intelligence costs an arm and a leg, and Amazon knows it. That's why the company is raising a mountain of cash.
Digital infrastructure meets big money. Brookfield is taking its Csquare public, and the numbers are eye-watering.
While tech startups worldwide are pinching pennies, Abu Dhabi just flipped the table: $50 billion dumped into a single AI fund to own the infrastructure game. This isn't billionaire boredom money — it's the move that could reshape who controls artificial intelligence on the planet.
While everyone's fighting to buy Nvidia chips at eye-watering prices, OpenAI just decided to build its own. The result? Custom hardware designed from scratch to run AI models faster and without bleeding your bank account dry.
Ever thought that paying more guarantees better results? One developer decided to test this theory by replacing an expensive infrastructure with cheap tools and simple shell scripts. The outcome? The underdog won.
While Elon Musk dreams of servers orbiting Earth, Masayoshi Son — SoftBank's founder — just dropped a reality check that might've been overdue: the real AI race gets won down here, not up there. And he's not joking: this is coming from someone who's made and spent billions on tech.
