Cloud providers
Coverage of Cloud providers in the Nexus archive.
- Intel and AMD are locking in Chinese data-center customers with long-term server chip deals as prices surge
Intel and AMD are securing Chinese data-center customers through long-term server chip deals amid a surge in CPU prices. Some CPU products have risen more than 40% in China since the start of the year, tightening supply for cloud providers and internet companies.
- Corporate Cybersecurity Is the New Frontline of National Security
The article argues that corporate networks have become the primary battleground of national security, with private companies now direct participants in conflict rather than peripheral actors. Modern adversaries employ 'Synthetic Asymmetry'—using inexpensive, networked technologies to achieve disproportionate impact against corporate infrastructure that nations depend on. The piece contends that most corporations remain underprepared for this reality, treating cybersecurity as a cost center rather than a national security imperative.
- Here’s how the new Microsoft and OpenAI deal breaks down
Microsoft and OpenAI have reached a new amicable agreement, allowing OpenAI to offer its products across all cloud providers. This follows a long-standing but complex partnership marked by past tensions over AI infrastructure and executive disagreements.
- Microsoft and OpenAI’s famed AGI agreement is dead
Microsoft and OpenAI have ended a long-standing agreement regarding artificial general intelligence (AGI), allowing OpenAI to deploy products across any cloud provider. Microsoft remains OpenAI's primary cloud partner, but the AGI clause dictating their partnership has been officially removed.