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Capital spending soars in the cloud as Microsoft, Google, and others bet big on AI demand

GeekWire

Amy Hood, Microsoft’s chief financial officer, told analysts that CapEx will keep growing in the 2025 fiscal year, which starts in July. “They’ve become hardware companies,” Fitzgerald said. Microsoft’s capital expenditures rose 79% to a record $14 billion in the March quarter. billion in revenue.

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The mainframe is dying: Long live the mainframe application!

CIO Business Intelligence

Meanwhile, IBM has yet to announce any end to sales or support of its Z Series machines, and like Fujitsu, it too continues to develop its mainframe product line. According to IBM’s official mainframe life cycle history , each generation of hardware typically remains on sale for 4.1 years of follow-on service. Z as a service.

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10 edge computing innovators to keep an eye on in 2023

Dataconomy

This development is not surprising, given that the International Data Corporation (IDC) has forecasted a robust expansion of the global enterprise and service provider expenditure on hardware, software, and services for edge solutions until 2025, with spending expected to surpass $274 billion. The San Mateo, Calif.-based

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AI for everyone - How companies can benefit from the advance of machine learning

All Things Distributed

Personally, I think – and this is clearly linked to the rise of AI and ML – that there has never been a better time than today to develop smart applications and use them. For example programming interfaces that developers can use to analyze images, change text into true-to-life language or create chatbots. That is understandable.

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Elon Musk’s Starlink is only the beginning

Vox

The European Union has said its proposed satellite network, Iriss, could include up to 170 satellites, which are scheduled to enter low-Earth orbit between 2025 and 2027. This is not the case for rural areas or most of the developing world,” explained Scott Pace, the director of George Washington University’s Space Policy Institute.