A prominent Intel Fellow and Linux performance engineer has resigned from the company. His departure comes after he created a detailed, internal-only strategy with 33 specific recommendations for Intel to “win back the cloud” business.
Microsoft is hiking prices for most Microsoft 365 business and enterprise subscriptions. The increases start July 1 and follow the recent end of volume discounts.
AWS made dozens of AI announcements at its re:Invent conference, pitching agents and models as an inflection point. But with 95% of enterprises not seeing ROI on AI, the cloud giant might be running ahead of its customers. Its strength may still lie in the underlying infrastructure.
A bug in a recent Microsoft 365 service update is preventing users from downloading desktop apps like Word and Excel. Microsoft has confirmed the issue and is testing a patch. Downloads are stuck until the fix is deployed.
Cloudflare suffered another outage during routine maintenance, impacting its dashboard, API, and websites worldwide. This marks the second major incident for the internet infrastructure giant in as many months.
Flow Digital Infrastructure and AyalaLand have launched the ML1 data center in Laguna, Philippines. The first phase offers 6MW, with a full build-out planned for 36MW. This marks a significant investment in the country’s digital infrastructure.
The independent monitor for the nation’s largest power grid has filed a formal complaint, arguing that PJM is approving data centers it can’t reliably serve. This could force blackouts for either the new data centers or existing customers.
RadiusDC has acquired the 21-story 55 Marietta carrier hotel in Atlanta from a European family office. The deal gives the firm a connectivity-rich hub with plans to add 8MW of power, boosting total site capacity to 18MW.
Snowflake is set to report earnings on Wednesday, with the Street expecting $1.184 billion in revenue. The report comes just after MongoDB surged 25% on a strong quarter, highlighting demand in the cloud data infrastructure space.
Google’s massive AI comeback is shaking up the tech landscape. The company’s Gemini 3 model is winning praise while its custom chips are attracting major customers like Meta, creating new competition for Nvidia and OpenAI.
