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DC Blox is expanding its Myrtle Beach cable landing station facility, acquiring 20 additional acres to accommodate growing hyperscale demand. The expansion will support up to five new subsea cables and additional power capacity as digital infrastructure development accelerates across the Southeast region.
US data center operator DC Blox has announced significant expansion plans for its cable landing station (CLS) facility in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, according to recent reports. The company confirmed it is acquiring approximately 20 acres of adjacent land within the Myrtle Beach International Technology and Aerospace Park to accommodate growing demand from global technology companies.
Blumira has introduced SOC Auto-Focus, an AI-powered security tool designed to help MSP teams work through investigations faster with clear guidance. The tool automatically correlates findings and explains security alerts in plain language, reportedly achieving 97% high-quality response rates after extensive development.
Security technology firm Blumira has launched an AI-powered SOC Auto-Focus tool to help managed service providers detect, understand and respond to security threats faster and with greater accuracy, according to company reports. The tool is designed to operate out-of-the-box with no extended training period, providing immediate insights into security events and correlating related findings.
Arm’s data center leader Mohamed Awad states there’s “no doubt” about long-term need for massive AI data center expansion despite power constraints. The company is introducing a new chiplet system architecture standard to help maximize performance per watt as tech giants announce billions in AI infrastructure investments.
According to reports from industry executives, the massive AI data center buildout occurring among the world’s largest tech companies faces significant power constraints that could limit growth. Mohamed Awad, senior vice president and general manager of Arm’s infrastructure business, stated there is “no doubt about the long-run need” for this expansion despite current challenges.
Stock futures showed minimal movement Thursday night following a significant market sell-off driven by regional banking concerns. The volatility index jumped while Treasury yields fell, indicating heightened investor anxiety. Banking stocks tumbled after several institutions disclosed problematic loan portfolios.
U.S. stock futures were hovering near the flatline on Thursday night following a significant market decline during the previous session, according to reports. The downturn was reportedly fueled by growing concerns about regional banks’ loan practices and broader economic uncertainties.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is suing the Trump administration over a proposed $100,000 annual fee for H-1B visas. The lawsuit claims the fee violates immigration law and would severely impact startups and small businesses that rely on skilled foreign workers.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a proposed $100,000 annual fee for H-1B visas, according to reports. The legal challenge, filed last Thursday, claims the dramatic fee increase would override existing immigration law and make the program cost-prohibitive for many American businesses.
The U.S. budget deficit reportedly edged lower in 2025, with record tariff revenue helping offset unprecedented interest payments on the national debt. Treasury officials indicated the deficit-to-GDP ratio may fall below 6% for the first time since 2022.
The United States budget deficit reportedly decreased to $1.78 trillion in fiscal year 2025, marking a $41 billion reduction from the previous year according to Treasury Department announcements. Sources indicate this 2.2% decline occurred despite what analysts describe as “unprecedented” interest payments on the national debt, which reached approximately $38 trillion. The improvement was reportedly driven by record-setting tariff collections and a September surplus that also set new records for that month.
According to a new S&P Global analysis, President Donald Trump’s tariffs are projected to cost global companies $1.2 trillion in 2025. The report indicates consumers will bear approximately two-thirds of this financial burden through higher prices and reduced purchasing power.
President Donald Trump‘s tariff policies will cost global businesses upwards of $1.2 trillion in 2025, with most expenses being passed to consumers, according to a new analysis from S&P Global. The firm released a white paper on Thursday containing these projections, which analysts suggest represent conservative estimates of the additional expenses companies will face.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported a 39% profit increase and raised its 2025 revenue forecast, signaling strengthening AI chip demand. The positive results boosted shares of chip designers Nvidia and Broadcom, both TSMC clients. Market analysts suggest the report indicates broader semiconductor industry strength despite ongoing trade tensions.
The global semiconductor industry received a significant boost Thursday as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chipmaker, reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results. According to reports from the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer, TSMC posted approximately 39% profit growth during the third quarter compared to the previous year, while also raising its 2025 revenue growth forecast.
Uber is piloting a new program that allows drivers to complete AI training tasks during downtime. The initiative includes data labeling work such as uploading photos and recording voice samples, providing additional income streams beyond ride-hailing services.
Uber Technologies Inc. is reportedly expanding its ridesharing company services to include artificial intelligence data labeling tasks for drivers during non-driving hours, according to company announcements made at their Only on Uber 2025 conference. The new initiative will allow drivers to complete small online jobs through Uber’s app when they’re not transporting passengers or delivering food.
