One only need look at the incredible revenues and profits of the datacenter business at Nvidia to know that the world’s biggest compute customers – the hyperscalers, the cloud builders, and now the biggest model builders – need to bend the price/performance curve to boost their own profits. …
Hot on the heels of an updated contract with OpenAI that will see the AI model builder commit to spending an incremental $250 billion for Azure infrastructure, Microsoft has reported that it has a revenue backlog dominated by its Azure cloud that stood at $392 billion as the first quarter of its fiscal 2026 year ended in September. …
Here is a funny number to chew on. Sometime in the early part of 2026, if current trends persist, Google will have a spending rate on servers that is in excess of the inflation adjusted spending levels set by the entire world in the wake of the Dot Com bust. …
Nvidia co-founder and chief executive officer Jensen Huang paced the stage at the company’s GTC Washington DC event dressed in his standard black leather jacket over a black T-shirt, with black pants and black sneakers, but the messages he delivered during his keynote was decidedly red, white, and blue. …
It is one thing for the market researchers of the world to make prognostications about hardware, software, and services spending relating to the GenAI boom. …
What does Cerebras Systems, the first successful waferscale computing commercializer and a contender in the race to provide compute for the world’s burgeoning AI inference workload, do for an encore? …
At some point, when the cloud bills get very high and the AI usage starts going up and up, the enterprise is going to want to stop paying a cloud and get their own iron and co-locate it in a rentable datacenter. …
If the hyperscalers are masters of anything, it is driving scale up and driving costs down so that a new type of information technology can be cheap enough so it can be widely deployed. …
Ever since Nvidia reported its most recent financial results, where company co-founder and chief executive officer Jensen Huang said that there would be somewhere between $3 trillion and $4 trillion in spending on AI between now and the end of the decade, we have been on the prowl for any market research that backs up this claim or is its source. …
Broadcom turned in its financial results for its third quarter last night, and all of the tongues in the IT sector are wagging about how the chip maker and enterprise software giant has landed a fourth customer for its burgeoning custom XPU design and shepherding business. …
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