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When we talk about artificial intelligence, we usually think of complex software and algorithms. But some folks are pouring insane money into the hardware that actually runs it, and it's no small feat.
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.
The generative AI model market is a total mess. Runway decided not to be just another player, but to bring some order to the jungle.
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.
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Artificial intelligence isn't just magic algorithms. It needs serious muscle, or rather, cables to move data at insane speeds. And some companies are cashing in big time.
Sending data centers to space sounds like science fiction, and some have certainly pushed the idea. But now, even Sam Altman seems to have changed his tune, or has he?
The AI gold rush isn't just about algorithms, it's also about the shovels: computing power. And Meta, which has plenty of shovels, is thinking about renting some out.
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.
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.
While everyone argues about which AI models to use, someone's actually building the physical foundations that make them run. Brookfield's Head of AI Infrastructure Sikander Rashid just explained to Bloomberg how this race for data centers actually works.
While everyone's debating where the AI boom will land, one company just picked a spot and started digging. AirTrunk, an Australian data center operator, just committed a staggering $30 billion to turn India into a global AI processing powerhouse.
