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Oracle Defense Ecosystem expands with 10 defense tech firms focused on AI and cybersecurity

Oracle announced the third cohort of its Defense Ecosystem, adding 10 defense technology companies specializing in AI, cybersecurity, and operational capabilities. The expansion connects Oracle's cloud and AI infrastructure with emerging defense firms, helping national security organizations accelerate innovation from prototype to deployment across sovereign cloud environments.

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Oracle Defense Ecosystem expands with 10 defense tech firms focused on AI and cybersecurity

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Netris raises $15M Series A from a16z to automate networks for AI neoclouds launching GPU clusters

Santa Clara startup Netris has raised $15 million in Series A funding from Andreessen Horowitz to automate the networking layer inside GPU data centers. The company reports 800 percent annual revenue growth and is now live at more than 35 GPU clusters worldwide, serving operators like Lightning AI, Foxconn, HPE, and TensorWave. The funding addresses a critical bottleneck in AI infrastructure where expensive GPUs sit idle for months during network configuration.

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Netris raises $15M Series A from a16z to automate networks for AI neoclouds launching GPU clusters

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Runpod raises $100M at $1 billion valuation as AI developers scramble for computing power

Runpod has raised $100M in Series A funding led by Summit Partners, achieving a $1 billion valuation—a tenfold jump in under two years. The cloud startup rents AI computing power to over one million developers, offering a full-cycle platform for experimentation, training, and deployment. The company rejected buyout offers worth more than $500M to stay independent.

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Runpod raises $100M at $1 billion valuation as AI developers scramble for computing power

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Amazon commits $48 billion to India by 2030, targeting AI and cloud infrastructure expansion

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced an additional $13 billion investment in India's AI and cloud infrastructure following a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The commitment raises Amazon's total planned investment in India to $48 billion through 2030, with funds directed toward expanding AWS datacenter capacity in Mumbai and Hyderabad, alongside logistics infrastructure for e-commerce and quick commerce operations.

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Amazon commits $48 billion to India by 2030, targeting AI and cloud infrastructure expansion

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Commvault stock surges 4.6% on multi-year Microsoft Azure partnership for AI cyber resilience

Commvault Systems shares jumped 4.6% following the announcement of a strategic partnership with Microsoft to embed AI-driven cyber resilience tools natively into Microsoft Azure. The multi-year deal allows Azure customers to access Commvault's data protection and recovery technologies directly from the cloud platform without separate infrastructure.

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Commvault stock surges 4.6% on multi-year Microsoft Azure partnership for AI cyber resilience

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Congress Moves to Make Tech Companies Pay AI Data Center Energy Costs as Bills Surge 267%

The U.S. House of Representatives begins debate on legislation requiring tech companies to cover the energy costs of AI data centers. The Ratepayer Protection Act would force Big Tech to pay for grid upgrades as voters express anger over electricity bills that have risen as much as 267% near data center hubs over five years.

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Congress Moves to Make Tech Companies Pay AI Data Center Energy Costs as Bills Surge 267%

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Nokia and Databricks complete test for AI platform powering next-generation autonomous networks

Nokia and Databricks successfully demonstrated a unified data platform designed to support AI-driven autonomous networks for telecommunications operators. The proof of concept validated cloud-agnostic deployment of real-time analytics without code rewrites, addressing the challenge of hundreds of siloed operational systems that plague telecom networks today.

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Nokia and Databricks complete test for AI platform powering next-generation autonomous networks

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Nokia and AWS expand partnership to deliver AI-driven autonomous networks for telecom operators

Nokia and AWS are expanding their collaboration to deliver AI-driven autonomous networks for telecommunications providers, enabling full operational stacks in the cloud. The partnership will run Nokia's Autonomous Networks Fabric on AWS, targeting Level 4 autonomy with operators already achieving automation rates exceeding 90% and service delivery times of four hours or less.

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Nokia and AWS expand partnership to deliver AI-driven autonomous networks for telecom operators

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AI's voracious appetite for energy threatens climate goals as data centers consume record power

A new United Nations report reveals AI's environmental impact extends far beyond carbon emissions. Data centers consumed 448 terawatt-hours globally in 2025 and could require 2.5 trillion gallons of water by 2030. Experts warn that AI energy consumption is undermining decarbonization efforts, with ChatGPT alone processing 2.5 billion queries daily.

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AI's voracious appetite for energy threatens climate goals as data centers consume record power

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Hyperscale Data stock surges 20% after securing $1.2 billion AI data center deal

Hyperscale Data stock jumped 20% in premarket trading after announcing its first Master Services Agreement with a California-based neocloud provider. The deal covers 20 megawatts of AI compute capacity at its Michigan data center, expected to generate over $1.2 billion in revenue, with potential expansion that could push total contract value beyond $3.0 billion.

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Hyperscale Data stock surges 20% after securing $1.2 billion AI data center deal

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NetApp StorageGRID 12.1 delivers 400% throughput boost for AI workloads at massive scale

NetApp has released StorageGRID 12.1 with enhanced support for AI workloads, introducing a federated global namespace that scales up to 10 exabytes. The update delivers up to 400% higher throughput and 12 TB/s performance to AI Factories, helping organizations manage rapidly growing unstructured data across distributed hybrid environments.

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NetApp StorageGRID 12.1 delivers 400% throughput boost for AI workloads at massive scale

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Safe Pro Group secures $1.3M US Army subcontract for AI threat detection on autonomous vehicles

Safe Pro Group Inc. landed a $1.3 million US Army subcontract to integrate its AI-powered threat detection technology into autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles. The deal will see the company's SPOTD system deployed for real-time detection of explosive threats including landmines and cluster munitions during mobile operations, backed by a dataset of 2.8 million drone images.

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Safe Pro Group secures $1.3M US Army subcontract for AI threat detection on autonomous vehicles

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Backblaze stock surges 32% on $335M CoreWeave deal for AI data storage infrastructure

Backblaze shares jumped 32% following a five-year, $335 million multi-exabyte data storage agreement with CoreWeave. The deal positions Backblaze to provide HDD-based storage tiers supporting AI Object Storage, helping optimize data placement for AI workloads across training, inference, and retrieval-augmented generation.

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Backblaze stock surges 32% on $335M CoreWeave deal for AI data storage infrastructure

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Infosys GlobalFoundries collaboration expands with AI-led managed IT services for operations

Infosys and GlobalFoundries have expanded their strategic partnership through a multi-year collaboration focused on AI-powered IT operations. The deal positions Infosys to manage end-to-end application, infrastructure, data, and service desk operations for the global semiconductor manufacturer, transitioning from externally supported operations to a managed services model driven by AI, automation, and continuous optimization.

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Infosys GlobalFoundries collaboration expands with AI-led managed IT services for operations

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Tsuga raises $35M Series A to keep AI observability inside customers' own cloud infrastructure

Paris-based Tsuga secured $35m in Series A funding led by Singular to scale its AI observability platform built on the Bring Your Own Cloud model. Founded by former Datadog executives, the startup challenges legacy per-byte pricing by deploying inside customer environments, addressing data residency concerns and exploding telemetry costs from AI agents.

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Tsuga raises $35M Series A to keep AI observability inside customers' own cloud infrastructure

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