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AI-Linked Companies Set the Pace for US Third-Quarter Earnings
Forecasts for the upcoming reporting season place AI-focused technology groups at the center of profit growth, raising the stakes for results.
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Why Rising Bond Yields Are a New Test for AI Data-Centre Financing
The AI infrastructure race depends increasingly on long-duration capital just as borrowing costs remain elevated.
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AI Expansion Faces a Public-Trust Test Alongside the Spending Boom
Regulatory discussions and concerns about AI safety could matter for the commercial outlook of rapidly growing AI businesses.
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OpenAI Revenue Run Rate Rekindles Debate Over AI Valuations
A reported annualized revenue figure near $50 billion reignites questions about cloud-channel accounting and the price of AI expansion.
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OpenAI Details Ohio Data-Centre Plan With SB Energy and Nvidia
A company announcement outlines a major AI infrastructure project in Pike County, Ohio, with proposed construction jobs and local investment.
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Deutsche Telekom Sees €2.5 Billion in AI and Automation Savings by 2030
The German telecom group is presenting AI as an efficiency tool, offering a different perspective from giant model-training budgets.
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Nvidia-Backed Firmus Shelves AI Data-Centre IPO as Investors Question Valuations
Australia’s Firmus has withdrawn a planned multibillion-dollar listing, offering an early test of investor appetite for debt-intensive AI infrastructure.
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Nvidia-Backed Upscale AI Targets Multi-Chip Data Centres With Token Fabric
A new AI networking platform aims to connect processors from different suppliers, highlighting infrastructure competition beyond the chips themselves.