As cloud providers like IBM and Dell scale up Intel's latest AI accelerators, the data center market sees a shift toward open standards and cost-efficiency over raw speed.
By late 2025, data center vacancies have hit record lows while rental rates soar. As the grid struggles to keep up, the AI boom faces its most significant physical barrier yet.
In a massive shift for the AI industry, OpenAI secures $38 billion in compute from Amazon Web Services, signaling a new era of multi-cloud strategy and intensified infrastructure competition.
By deploying the massive AmpereOne processor, Oracle creates a high-density, consistent performance alternative to x86, challenging the proprietary silicon models of AWS and Google.
By deploying Ampere's high-core Altra processors, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is claiming performance leadership over legacy x86 architectures while offering a distinct alternative to AWS Graviton.
By removing a 14-year-old compatibility layer, Microsoft's new native NVMe architecture delivers massive gains in IOPS and CPU efficiency for enterprise data centers.
A consortium led by Oracle and Silver Lake finalizes a deal to control TikTok's US arm, resolving national security concerns and averting a nationwide ban.
New benchmarks reveal that shifting AWS Lambda functions to Arm-based Graviton processors delivers up to 34% better price-performance, marking a pivotal moment for cloud architecture efficiency.
In a move to secure Canada's digital borders, Microsoft announces a massive infrastructure expansion, promising $7.5 billion CAD in immediate investment to scale local AI capacity.
In a decisive move to dominate the infrastructure of generative AI, IBM has agreed to purchase data streaming pioneer Confluent for $11 billion. The all-cash deal signals a major shift toward real-time data processing in the enterprise.