Microsoft is negotiating with AI company Anthropic to provide its Maia 200 AI chips, though no deal has been finalized. Anthropic, facing computing capacity issues, currently uses Nvidia GPUs and has agreements with Amazon and Google for AI chip resources. A partnership with Microsoft would boost its computing power and mark a win for Microsoft, which trails Amazon and Google in AI chip supply. Microsoft’s Maia 200 chip offers improved efficiency and is already deployed in some data centers, but it is not yet available on Azure cloud services.
Carahsoft Canada Inc. and over 10 technology partners will exhibit advanced defense and security solutions at CANSEC 2026, Canada's premier defense event held May 27-28 in Ottawa. The event gathers military, government, and industry leaders to explor...
In 2026, large-cap value stocks have outperformed growth stocks for the first sustained period in years, driven by sectors like energy and financials benefiting from higher interest rates and stable earnings. Three key ETFs—Vanguard's VOOV, SPDR's SP...
From 2025 through the first quarter of 2026, major tech companies including Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Oracle are projected to burn a combined $563 billion in free cash flow due to heavy AI-related capital expenditures. Apple stands out a...
Microsoft's AI business revenue surged 123% to a $37 billion annual run rate, yet its shares dropped 12.7% this year due to soaring capital expenditures and widening OpenAI investment losses. Despite strong growth in Azure and Intelligent Cloud, mark...
SpaceX revealed a $1.25 billion per month cloud services deal with AI firm Anthropic, allowing monetization of unused supercomputer capacity with flexible termination terms. This approach mirrors Amazon Web Services' strategy of renting excess infras...
