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Ireland, Germany, Singapore and China are imposing rules on building new server farms over energy usage fears
Shares up after quarterly report comes in ahead of Wall Street expectations
Tech giants tout new tools that will need significant investment as the technology takes hold
Amazon, Microsoft and Google pledge to defend customers from IP issues, but their indemnities are narrow
Start-up has a ‘benefit trust’ that oversees some seats on its board and does not answer to investors
Bank of England launches consultation on new rules governing tech groups supplying critical IT services
Adam Selipsky says companies ‘don’t want a cloud provider that’s beholden primarily to one model provider’
Chinese tech group’s shock change in direction represents gamble by new chief in face of US curbs
Shares fall 10% after Chinese ecommerce group says US export controls have created ‘uncertainties’
New processors designed for OpenAI’s GPT models will be deployed in its Azure data centres next year
Google, Microsoft and Amazon boost investment by half over three years to a combined quarterly total of $32bn
Artificial intelligence presents ‘gigantic’ opportunity, says chief executive
Rapid cloud expansion meant it exceeded predictions of slowing growth across the business
Big tech giants deliver contrasting performances in latest earnings reports
Tackling the lopsided competition in the industry will probably require micromanaging
Customers ‘may face significant barriers’ to switching between providers, says communications watchdog’s study
Longer team, the deal offers a good fit with ecommerce group’s chipmaking ambitions
Amazon Web Services lures Claude chatbot maker, which was valued at nearly $5bn earlier this year
US move to ban investment in Chinese tech sectors poses threat to prospects for ecommerce group’s cloud unit
Slowdown in growth at ecommerce company’s cloud division proves less severe than anticipated
Tech companies flag higher spending ahead as they prepare for expected boom in demand for artificial intelligence tools
Regulators are getting nervous about the risks emanating from data storage and processing platforms dominated by a handful of big companies
Users won’t pay $15 per month or watch ads to play the same old thing
Taking on such a strong oligopoly will require plenty of time and capital
Promise of technology remains unfulfilled after more than a decade of development
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