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.

The race to build next-generation AI infrastructure continues to intensify, with fresh moves across cloud compute, industrial platforms, and sovereign capacity.

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 …

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.

The pace of investment in AI infrastructure is accelerating worldwide, with billions pouring into new ventures, massive cloud agreements, and record levels of data center construction.

AI infrastructure is shifting gears fast. OpenAI is moving beyond Nvidia, locking in a $10 billion deal with Broadcom to mass-produce its own chips from 2026.

The AI data center chip market is still surging, with Omdia projecting $286 billion by 2030, though growth is already slowing after a rapid 2022–2024 run and spending is expected …

AI infrastructure is being built at breakneck speed, and the strategies are diverging. At the hyperscale end, Meta just signed a reported $10 billion deal with Google Cloud to secure …

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The race to build AI-ready capacity is heating up, with Dell’Oro forecasting the physical data center infrastructure market to reach $63.1 billion by 2029, growing at a 15% CAGR on …