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Microsoft Frontier Company launches $US2.5b AI deployment unit
Microsoft Frontier Company is a $US2.5 billion unit with 6,000 staff aimed at moving enterprise AI from pilots to measurable deployment.
Meta turns spare AI capacity into a cloud challenge
Meta cloud business plans would turn vast AI infrastructure spend into a revenue line, while giving AWS, Azure and Google Cloud a new rival.
AWS DevOps Agent adds release checks for AI-generated code
AWS DevOps Agent now adds release-readiness reviews and autonomous testing, as AWS targets the deployment bottlenecks around AI-generated code.
DataMasque raises $5.6m for safer AI data privacy tools
DataMasque's $5.6 million raise puts AI data privacy in focus as enterprises look for safer ways to train and test models.
Snowflake's $6bn AWS bet shows who powers enterprise AI
Snowflake AWS deal lifts guidance, but the bigger signal is how enterprise AI growth is binding data platforms more tightly to hyperscaler compute.
Cerebras Soars 68% in Debut, Becomes $95 Billion AI Chip Giant With Largest IPO of 2026
Cerebras Systems shares surged 68 per cent in their Nasdaq debut, closing at $US311.07 after the AI chipmaker raised $US5.55 billion in the largest IPO of 2026. The company, a challenger to Nvidia with its wafer-scale AI processors, commanded a $US95 billion market capitalisation.
Jassy at Five Years: Inside Amazon's $200 Billion AI Overhaul
Five years into Andy Jassy's tenure as Amazon CEO, a leaner, more disciplined company has placed a $200 billion bet on AI infrastructure — a shift with direct implications for the Australian enterprises that run on AWS.
Kioxia Rides AI NAND Boom to Record ¥870.4B Profit, Plans US Listing
Kioxia Holdings Corp. reported record full-year operating profit of ¥870.4 billion and confirmed plans to list American depositary shares on a US exchange, as AI-driven demand for NAND flash storage propelled the Japanese memory maker to its strongest performance since being carved out of Toshiba.
