An Arkansas federal judge denied Entergy Arkansas's request to temporarily block the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from publishing details about a $526 million solar facility deal powering a $4 billion Google data center. The company argued the documents contained trade secrets disclosed in error, but the judge cited First Amendment protections against prior restraint. The case highlights tensions between business confidentiality and press freedom, with further court proceedings planned. Google confirmed it will fully cover power and infrastructure costs, benefiting Arkansas customers by lowering overall system costs.
Jim Cramer praised Apple's balance sheet as 'pristine' while criticizing hyperscalers like Alphabet for heavy debt from AI data center investments. However, filings show Apple actually carries nearly twice the debt of Alphabet, with a debt-to-equity ...
Alphabet's cloud segment posted an impressive 82% revenue growth in Q2 FY2026, with overall revenue up 24% year-over-year and earnings per share far exceeding estimates. Despite this strong performance and a cloud backlog of $514 billion, the stock t...
AMD and Alphabet both reported strong Q2 2026 results but represent different AI investment stories. AMD's revenue surged 50% with a 107% increase in data center sales, driven by its Helios hardware systems, while Alphabet grew revenue 24% with an 82...
The rapid buildout of AI infrastructure in the US, a major driver of recent economic growth, is encountering significant challenges. These include strong local opposition, limited access to electricity and water, and soaring construction costs. Major...
Alphabet reported an 82% growth in Google Cloud revenue to $24.8 billion and beat Q2 EPS estimates with $9.11 versus $3.04 expected. Despite this, its stock price remains nearly flat in 2026 due to concerns over massive capital expenditures of up to ...
