Oracle is pushing back the completion of key data centers for OpenAI from 2027 to 2028. The delay, blamed on labor and material shortages, triggered a sell-off in AI infrastructure stocks. It highlights the growing pressure on AI firms to turn massive investments into real revenue.
Oracle is forcefully denying a report that its data center build-out for OpenAI is being delayed until 2028. The company says all sites required to meet its commitments are on schedule.
OpenAI has released GPT-5.2, its latest AI model for ChatGPT Plus. Independent testing shows it’s only marginally better than its predecessor, with a new “go signal” behavior that could annoy power users.
Broadcom’s stock suffered its worst day since January, plummeting 10.5% to around $363.70. This came after CEO Hock Tan outlined a $73 billion AI product backlog, a figure that immediately drew skepticism from top analysts during the earnings call.
The scramble to secure generative AI and AI agents has created an entirely new security category overnight. According to CRN, major players like Cato Networks, CrowdStrike, and Palo Alto Networks are opting to buy, not build, their way in.
Oracle has reportedly delayed the completion of some data centers being built for OpenAI from 2027 to 2028. The news broke as Senators Amy Klobuchar and Ted Cruz publicly sparred over the right approach to AI regulation.
A major error in a book about AI’s water consumption has ignited a debate. Some argue the panic is overblown, while environmental groups push for a data center moratorium. So, who’s right?
A new paper proposes a “CRASH Clock” to measure collision risk in Earth’s orbit. It’s now down to just 2.8 days, a stark drop from 121 days in 2018 before mega-constellations like Starlink launched.
A new report suggests the explosive demand for AI server components is about to hit the smartphone industry hard. We could see devices with less RAM and storage, or higher prices, as soon as 2026.
Deutsche Telekom is teaming up with OpenAI in a strategic partnership that goes beyond a simple vendor deal. The telco will deploy ChatGPT Enterprise internally and work with OpenAI to build new AI-powered communication tools.
