Samsung and AMD sign a landmark deal making Samsung the primary supplier of next-gen HBM4 high-bandwidth memory chips for AMD's MI455X AI accelerators, deepening their alliance in the rapidly growing AI data center market.
OpenAI is targeting a 2026 IPO while aggressively pivoting ChatGPT toward enterprise users, projecting over $280 billion in revenue by 2030 as it battles Google and Anthropic for AI market dominance.
IREN launches a massive 1,600MW AI data center campus across 2,000 acres in Oklahoma, backed by a landmark $9.7 billion Microsoft deal, positioning the facility as a major emerging hub for AI infrastructure in the United States with power ramping up in 2028.
Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio now powers a governed ML feature store with time-travel queries, enabling data engineers to publish versioned feature tables while data scientists securely discover, reuse, and query historical snapshots for reproducible model training across teams.
OpenAI is nearing a $10 billion joint venture with major private equity firms TPG, Bain, Brookfield, and Advent, offering equity stakes, board seats, and early enterprise tool access in exchange for $4 billion as it aggressively scales its enterprise AI deployment strategy.
Meta commits up to $27 billion to cloud provider Nebius Group over five years, securing massive AI infrastructure capacity as it races to compete in the frontier AI model race.
Netflix engineers discover a Linux kernel lock bug causing container stalls lasting tens of seconds, tracing the issue to global mount lock contention triggered by thousands of concurrent bind mount operations, with hardware architecture playing a critical role and mitigations already underway.
Cloudflare launches a powerful new /crawl endpoint in open beta, enabling developers to crawl entire websites with a single API call and retrieve content in HTML, Markdown, or structured JSON formats, with advanced controls like depth limits, URL filtering, and incremental crawling available on both free and paid plans.
Nvidia pays a $150 million deposit to seize 600MW of data center capacity in Abilene, Texas after Oracle and OpenAI scrap a planned Stargate expansion following failed financing negotiations and weather-related infrastructure setbacks, with Nvidia reportedly eyeing Meta as a tenant to keep the site exclusively running its own silicon.
OpenAI is abandoning plans to expand its Stargate data center with Oracle in Texas, choosing newer Nvidia GPU clusters elsewhere as the AI industry faces a growing crisis where data centers become obsolete faster than they can be built, leaving Oracle — which carries over $100 billion in debt and …