Microsoft’s approved shipment of 60,000 Nvidia AI chips to the United Arab Emirates represents a major test of US export controls. The deal includes advanced GB300 Grace Blackwell processors despite political tensions.
The OnePlus 15 introduces dedicated gaming hardware that could fundamentally change mobile gaming. This represents a strategic shift in how smartphone manufacturers approach performance optimization.
A $1 billion data center campus breaks ground in Tulsa County, marking Oklahoma’s strategic push into the digital infrastructure race. This massive investment could transform the region’s economic landscape and connectivity.
Spanish telecom giant Telefónica has sold its Ecuadorian subsidiary to Millicom for $380 million. This marks another step in the company’s strategic retreat from Latin American markets to strengthen its European focus.
A sophisticated attack campaign called TruffleNet is using stolen credentials and legitimate tools to infiltrate AWS environments. This represents a fundamental shift in how attackers approach cloud infrastructure exploitation.
Cisco is betting that the future of AI processing isn’t in centralized data centers but at the network edge. Their new Unified Edge platform represents a fundamental rethinking of how enterprises will deploy AI across distributed locations.
The edge computing market is exploding to $260 billion in 2025, driven by AI and real-time data processing. CRN’s comprehensive list identifies the 100 companies positioned to dominate this transformative shift in enterprise technology.
The edge computing market is accelerating toward $380 billion by 2028, driven by AI integration and industry-specific solutions. CRN’s 2025 Edge Computing 100 reveals which companies are leading this transformation and why this year represents a critical inflection point for distributed computing in
Microsoft’s massive infrastructure deal with Lambda underscores the critical shortage of AI computing resources. The partnership reveals how cloud giants are scrambling to secure capacity amid unprecedented demand for generative AI services.
Warren Buffett appears to be continuing his surprising exit from Apple, potentially trimming Berkshire’s position further after the stock’s 24% third-quarter rally. The legendary investor has been systematically building cash reserves as market valuations reach “playing with fire” levels.
