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189 articles from 36 outlets, last 30 days
Peak: Tue 13 Oct, 27 articles
About half the coverage comes from left-leaning outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 95 of these articles, right-leaning ones 33.
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Alphabet's parent company reported lower-than-expected earnings, leading to a sharp decline in its stock and affecting global markets. The drop was driven by concerns over rising AI and cloud spending impacting cash flow.
A proposed data centre near Tungkillo, South Australia, has encountered strong community resistance. The project's developer, Quantum DC, abandoned a community forum after a bomb threat, highlighting tensions over infrastructure development.
The government is providing $5 billion in loans to upgrade nuclear power plants, with most new capacity committed to major tech companies. This aims to expand grid power using existing reactors to support growing data center demand.
Amazon posted strong cloud computing sales but issued a cautious outlook for fourth-quarter sales, affecting investor sentiment. The results highlight a split performance between its cloud and retail segments.
Microsoft reported $92.3 billion in quarterly revenue and $36.6 billion in profit, driven by a 48% increase in Azure cloud revenue. The results exceeded expectations and boosted stock value, highlighting the company's continued dominance in cloud computing.
A former Google employee who took military leave as an Army reservist is at the center of a federal lawsuit alleging the company failed to restore him to his previous position. The case raises questions about employer obligations to service members and workplace rights.
Communities in Michigan and Connecticut are responding to data center expansions with increased scrutiny and calls for transparency. Opposition is spreading nationwide, driven by concerns over infrastructure, land use, and local impact.
Mistral has released its Large 4 AI model, which can be downloaded and run on organizations' own systems. The model aims to give companies greater control over their cybersecurity defenses compared to closed models.
AirTrunk is considering establishing a data centre at a proposed gas hub in Keralup, Western Australia. The project could link energy infrastructure with digital infrastructure needs in the region.
Microsoft's Australian data centre operations reported a $326 million profit following a major investment commitment. The growth reflects broader strategic expansion in cloud infrastructure.
Google has launched Gemini 4 Carbon, its latest AI model, highlighting advancements in cybersecurity, coding, and agentic tasks. The model ranks first on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0, according to Google.
The rapid construction of data centers across the U.S. has triggered local resistance in multiple states, with communities raising concerns over land use, infrastructure, and environmental impact. The issue has become a unifying political topic, reflecting broader tensions over technology growth and community rights.