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The two companies will fund infrastructure developments in Portugal and Germany in the latest spending commitments from U.S. tech giants to bolster capacity overseas.
A demo of the startup’s superconducting cable system promises a more efficient future for energy-hungry data centers.
A renegotiated deal lets Microsoft independently pursue artificial general intelligence. Suleyman is seizing the moment.
Microsoft has brought its latest datacenter online in Atlanta, which it dubs an 'AI superfactory' as it directly connects with other datacenters across the country to deliver the power of hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs to support AI workloads.
Microsoft plans to invest $10 billion in artificial intelligence infrastructure at a data centre in Portugal's port city of Sines over the next few years, marking one of the largest AI investment projects in Europe,
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) is building an AI super factory in Atlanta to double its data center footprint and keep up with the $400 billion AI industry.
Touted as an “AI-native intelligent development environment,” Visual Studio 2026 features performance and user experience improvements in addition to AI-powered debugging, profiling, and more.
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman is pushing for a strong in-office culture. His team faces stricter return-to-office rules than most at Microsoft.
The general consensus among experts is that the current level of spending on AI technology can’t continue. But for Microsoft, it’s full steam ahead.
Microsoft is working on a new type of AI agent that works like a real employee. These AI agents will have their own office IDs, email accounts, and even access to Teams meetings. These AI agents will autonomously handle routine tasks,