Shaun Sutner

Critics of the AI infrastructure spending boom say demand for the tech is inflated; advocates for the buildout, however, have a different take.

As spending on AI infrastructure reaches new heights, questions persist about the long-term viability of data center investments and whether OpenAI can meet its lofty expectations.

LexisNexis took a financial hit when Anthropic launched a legal AI plugin for Claude Cowork; it reacted by integrating it into its own platform.

After emerging as a GPU-as-a-service vendor for AI model training, CoreWeave is moving toward GPU- and CPU-powered compute for inference.

IBM showcased Bob, its new software development lifecycle and coding program, at its Think 2026 user conference, along with other AI products and services.

Going public could enable Elon Musk to invest in xAI’s Grok chatbot and AI data centers, possibly someday in space. But SpaceX is not assured of success.

Oracle introduces AI-native developer tools for Fusion applications.

Shaun Sutner, Special to the Telegram & Gazette When Tony Brissette's Wachusett Regional High School's boys' tennis team beat Fitchburg, 5-0, in 2014, Brissette notched his 200 th coaching win.

Microsoft introduces MAI-Cyber-1-Flash model, which it claims is more capable than rival models from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google, and that it is cheaper.

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