Juan Pedro TomásThe AI infrastructure landscape is tightening links between U.S. tech firms and Korea’s industrial base. In Seoul, Samsung, SK, and OpenAI signed a series of agreements under the Stargate initiative, …
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Microsoft launched its first AI-focused chip, the Azure Maia accelerator, and the Cobalt CPU in 2023, and is working on next-generation versions In sum – what to know: Microsoft plans …
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OpenAI also signed a MoU with the Ministry of Science and ICT to assess opportunities for data center facilities outside the Seoul metropolitan area In sum – what to know: …
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KT plans to roll out the model first within its consumer services, before expanding to enterprise clients following stability checks In sum – what to know: Korea-tailored AI model – …
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The global AI infrastructure race is broadening across multiple fronts — from neocloud partnerships and enterprise AI to rapid data center buildouts.
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The AI infrastructure build-out is accelerating across every layer — from chips and enterprise deployment to sovereign data centers and advanced cooling systems.
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From Hawaii to Washington, AI’s infrastructure story is broadening and deepening. At Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit in Maui, Sean Kinney reports how AI is being embedded directly into next-generation devices.
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The race to build next-generation AI infrastructure continues to intensify, with fresh moves across cloud compute, industrial platforms, and sovereign capacity.
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The scale-up of AI infrastructure is accelerating worldwide, with the U.S., Asia, and Europe each marking major moves. In America, OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank have unveiled five new Stargate data …
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The race to scale AI capacity is moving fast across Europe, with the U.K. and Norway emerging as new hubs and U.S. chipmakers drawing fresh bets from rivals.