The scrutiny over the interrelationships of Nvidia, OpenAI, Oracle, CoreWeave, and other AI leaders continues, but the mammoth deals keep on coming.
AI Infrastructure Newsletter
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Following its mammoth deal with OpenAI just last week, AMD announced another big deal to supply compute to Oracle’s cloud services.
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Yesterday was another day of staggering dollar mounts and circular deals, with BlackRock’s GIP Consortium announcing a record-breaking $40 billion acquisition of Aligned Data Centers from Macquarie Group.
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The Dutch government’s takeover this week of Chinese-owned Nexperia was an extraordinary move to “de-risk” and “decouple” for reasons of technological sovereignty and supply chain resilience, but the removal of …
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The new U.S. approval for Nvidia chip exports to the UAE marks more than a policy exception. By greenlighting billions of dollars in AI hardware shipments to American firms operating …
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The AI infrastructure boom is moving from a phase of expansion to one of definition. The rush to build compute capacity has revealed a more complex question: who controls intelligence …
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The AI data center boom is entering a new and more complex phase — one defined by power constraints, regulatory pressures, and the need for sustainable design.
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A new phase of the AI infrastructure boom is unfolding as OpenAI extends its reach deep into the global supply chain — from power systems to GPUs and data center …
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The next phase of the AI infrastructure boom is being defined by record investment, strategic alliances, and the race for global compute capacity.
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The global AI buildout is increasingly shaped by cross-border alliances and strategic delays that reveal the sector’s shifting power map.