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OpenAI Reportedly Planning to Use Google Cloud to Meet Computational Needs
OpenAI and Google have reportedly struck a deal which will let the former use the latter's cloud servers for computational needs. The deal was finalised after several months of discussions, the report mentioned. The financial terms of the deal are currently not known. Notably, ChatGPT suffered a major outage on Tuesday.
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Apple Working With Broadcom to Develop First AI Server Chip: Report
Apple is reportedly developing a new server chip in partnership with Broadcom to support AI features. The company previously planned to offload some Apple Intelligence processing to the cloud, but it has not yet used its own processor for AI applications.
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Twitter Refuses to Pay Google Cloud Bills Ahead of Contract Renewal: Report
Twitter has refused to pay its Google Cloud bills as its contract comes up for renewal this month, which could result in the social media company's trust and safety teams being crippled, Platformer reported on Saturday.
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Samsung to Build First Private 5G Commercial Network for Cloud-Based Autonomous Robots
Samsung announced on Thursday to build Korea’s first private 5G commercial network for cloud-based autonomous robots. The company has collaborated with NAVER Cloud on Thursday to work the service, which will be in function this month.
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Amazon Restores AWS Services After Power Outage; Cloud Unit Said to Face US Antitrust Probe
Several apps and websites, including those of Hulu, Slack, and Epic Games, were up and running after being hit by a brief power outage at one of Amazon's data servers on the US East Coast.
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How A "Human Error" Took Down Servers Of Europe's Major Cloud Computing Group
A "human error" took down the servers of one of Europe's biggest cloud computing groups on Wednesday, causing thousands of websites to crash for more than hour, the company said.
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Time to Boost Privacy Protection Around Cloud Data: US Lawmakers
The United States needs to accord the same legal protections to user data held on tech companies' servers as it does to physical files stored in personal file cabinets, media attorneys and lawmakers.
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Microsoft Expands Azure Cloud Service in Push for $10 Billion Pentagon Contract
Microsoft said its expanded Azure cloud service to help government clients save data on their own servers would be available by the end of the first quarter of 2019.
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Paytm Rolls Out AI Cloud for Developers, Startups in India
Paytm AI Cloud processes and stores all their consumer data locally in servers located only in India, the company said.
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Microsoft Partners Qualcomm to Bring ARM Chip Support to Windows Server OS
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing support for ARM chips to Windows Server OS, which it uses for cloud services used in its own data centres.
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Microsoft's Secret Weapon for Growth in the Cloud: Email
For companies already relying on Exchange and Outlook for email, turning to the same company to handle that data in the cloud seems like a logical move.
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Apple nears music deal with labels: Report
Apple Inc. is to secure deals with major recording companies that will allow users to stream songs stored on remote computer servers
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Apple nears music deal with labels: Report
Apple Inc. is to secure deals with major recording companies that will allow users to stream songs stored on remote computer servers
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OpenAI Reportedly Planning to Use Google Cloud to Meet Computational Needs
OpenAI and Google have reportedly struck a deal which will let the former use the latter's cloud servers for computational needs. The deal was finalised after several months of discussions, the report mentioned. The financial terms of the deal are currently not known. Notably, ChatGPT suffered a major outage on Tuesday.
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Apple Working With Broadcom to Develop First AI Server Chip: Report
Apple is reportedly developing a new server chip in partnership with Broadcom to support AI features. The company previously planned to offload some Apple Intelligence processing to the cloud, but it has not yet used its own processor for AI applications.
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Twitter Refuses to Pay Google Cloud Bills Ahead of Contract Renewal: Report
Twitter has refused to pay its Google Cloud bills as its contract comes up for renewal this month, which could result in the social media company's trust and safety teams being crippled, Platformer reported on Saturday.
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Samsung to Build First Private 5G Commercial Network for Cloud-Based Autonomous Robots
Samsung announced on Thursday to build Korea’s first private 5G commercial network for cloud-based autonomous robots. The company has collaborated with NAVER Cloud on Thursday to work the service, which will be in function this month.
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Amazon Restores AWS Services After Power Outage; Cloud Unit Said to Face US Antitrust Probe
Several apps and websites, including those of Hulu, Slack, and Epic Games, were up and running after being hit by a brief power outage at one of Amazon's data servers on the US East Coast.
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How A "Human Error" Took Down Servers Of Europe's Major Cloud Computing Group
A "human error" took down the servers of one of Europe's biggest cloud computing groups on Wednesday, causing thousands of websites to crash for more than hour, the company said.
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Time to Boost Privacy Protection Around Cloud Data: US Lawmakers
The United States needs to accord the same legal protections to user data held on tech companies' servers as it does to physical files stored in personal file cabinets, media attorneys and lawmakers.
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Microsoft Expands Azure Cloud Service in Push for $10 Billion Pentagon Contract
Microsoft said its expanded Azure cloud service to help government clients save data on their own servers would be available by the end of the first quarter of 2019.
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Paytm Rolls Out AI Cloud for Developers, Startups in India
Paytm AI Cloud processes and stores all their consumer data locally in servers located only in India, the company said.
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Microsoft Partners Qualcomm to Bring ARM Chip Support to Windows Server OS
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing support for ARM chips to Windows Server OS, which it uses for cloud services used in its own data centres.
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Microsoft's Secret Weapon for Growth in the Cloud: Email
For companies already relying on Exchange and Outlook for email, turning to the same company to handle that data in the cloud seems like a logical move.
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Apple nears music deal with labels: Report
Apple Inc. is to secure deals with major recording companies that will allow users to stream songs stored on remote computer servers
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Apple nears music deal with labels: Report
Apple Inc. is to secure deals with major recording companies that will allow users to stream songs stored on remote computer servers
