Amazon
Amazon is the e-commerce and cloud giant whose AWS unit is the world's largest cloud and a key AI infrastructure provider with Bedrock and Trainium chips. It is also Anthropic's biggest investor and is rebuilding Alexa around generative AI. All our Amazon and AWS coverage is on this page.
AXERA: First AI chip developer for edge computing goes public on Hong Kong stock exchange
# AXERA: Who Controls Smart Devices at the Network Edge On February 10, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange witnessed an event that rarely makes Western media headlines…
SGLang Ecosystem: Outcomes of a Large-Scale Developer Meeting in Shanghai
# SGLang Ecosystem: How Engineers Learn to Accelerate Neural Networks by Tens of Times Shanghai brought together a small but truly battle-tested group of developers.
Top AI News: Meta, Electric Cars, and Oil
The world of technology and finance continues to be filled with events that impact various industries.
Trillion dollars on the line: why the market stopped fearing AI spending
Billions in GPUs: Jensen Huang Explains Why the AI Bubble Won't Burst
Maia 200: Microsoft pits its silicon against Amazon and Google
Anthropic: $350 billion for "safe" AI and the right to catch up with OpenAI
$650 Billion AI Bill: Big Tech Burns Bridges and Cash for the Future
Imagine you're sitting at a poker table where the minimum bet has just been raised to the budget of a small European country. This is exactly what's happening in…
Anthropic: 20 billion dollars to outplay OpenAI
Twenty billion dollars. Let that sink in. This is not just the budget of a small nation or the cost of a major airline.
NVIDIA Devoured the Market: +325 Billion in a Day and New Dow Jones Record
Nvidia hits the jackpot: Big Tech allocates $650 billion for hardware
Amazon bets $200 billion on AI: market demands stakes
$650 billion arms race: Big Tech bets everything on chips and concrete
Death of Loyalty: Why Founders No Longer Want to Die for Their Startups
Remember when a startup founder was willing to eat his own socks just to avoid selling out to a corporation? Forget about it.
Amazon and Google: race for 200 billion (and who will survive?)
Imagine deciding to spend two hundred billion dollars in a single year. That is not just a lot, it is more than the annual GDP of Hungary or Kuwait.