Alphabet buys nearly 3 million Qualcomm shares, valued at about $548 million
As Qualcomm expands into data centers, established technology partners are becoming chip customers or shareholders, extending relationships built in mobile computing.
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As Qualcomm expands into data centers, established technology partners are becoming chip customers or shareholders, extending relationships built in mobile computing.
According to Bloomberg, Google said it will spend $17 billion to build its first data center in Wyoming and cover all of the power it uses. The company also plans to form a Community Council to address local concerns about the expansion of large AI data centers around the project. The announcement came two days after U.S. midterm elections, and the report said voters in multiple places had already backed limits on data centers.
AI drug-discovery funding is growing as development spans more stages, with both platform models and candidate pipelines shaping capital requirements.
According to Bloomberg, Waymo plans to end its exclusive robotaxi partnership with Uber in Austin and Atlanta in January 2028 and move those rides to its own app. Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana said the change responds to customer feedback asking for a more consistent ordering experience. For now, riders in those two U.S. cities can hail Waymo vehicles only through Uber’s platform, and the exclusive arrangement remains in place until then.
Google is converting AI usage into cloud revenue and operating profit; the next operating challenge is bringing cash recovery from new capacity closer to the pace of construction.
AI drug discovery is now valued on the scale of early rounds at leading model companies, but its proof arrives on the timetable of clinical trials, which will test investors' patience far longer than software does.
AI drug discovery is now valued on the scale of early rounds at leading model companies, but its proof arrives on the timetable of clinical trials, which will test investors' patience far longer than software does.
Language models had the whole internet to learn from, while biology models lack the data itself, which is why the big money in this field is going first into running experiments rather than buying compute.
Self-driving has reached the stage where future fares can back a loan, which says more than any technical demo about it being a business.
The founders' pay figures are restrained, and the real transfer of wealth is written into the equity and donation arrangements, which will draw more questions after listing than the payroll does.
AI compute is being financed like aircraft and ships, with loan safety depending on whether customer contracts outrun chip depreciation.
$99 billion in equity tied to the same rope as chip orders — Nvidia is both the seller in this boom and its largest long.
If custom chips cannot be stopped, make sure they all plug into your socket — $3.5 billion buys a standard, not a stake.
Net profit down 75% while raising $10B for AI — Alibaba is handing out a timetable with no way back.
The 13F provides, for the first time, a verifiable ledger of how much of Nvidia's downstream demand comes from customers it funds.
A company with no product is worth $10 billion — what's being priced is the researchers themselves, not the company.
A title changed hands; decision-making power moved across half a continent.
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