What's Up With Crusoe's Atero Acquisition?

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Crusoe's headlines are dominated by datacenter buildouts, but the company reminds us it's still a cloud technologist too

By: Craig Matsumoto

August 26, 2025

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Can the USA Save Intel?

The U.S. Government is taking an $8.9 billion equity stake in Intel. Will that be enough to energize the company's Foundry Services?

By: Mary Jander

August 26, 2025

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TensorWave Is Poised to Be AMD's Loudest Advocate

The neocloud TensorWave offers AMD GPUs exclusively, making it unique among clouds in general. With an 8,192-GPU cluster operating in Arizona and recent receipt of new MI355X GPUs, it's ready to put its thesis to the test

By: Craig Matsumoto

August 21, 2025

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What's Next for CoreWeave?

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The AI datacenter provider has become and investment darling, but debt is piling up

By: Mary Jander

August 20, 2025

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Are Hyperscalers Spending Too Much on Datacenters?

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The leading cloud providers have dramatically increased capex with an eye toward AI infrastructure in the form of datacenters. Will it weigh on their future fortunes?

By: Mary Jander

August 19, 2025

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How the Co-op Group UK Makes AI Work

The Co-op Group Ltd. in the UK has taken a measured approach to AI, introducing applications for which there is a demonstrable internal or external customer need.

By: Mary Jander

August 14, 2025

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Cisco Produces Growth in AI, But Will it Decelerate?

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Cisco shares are down on solid, if unspectacular results

By: R. Scott Raynovich

August 14, 2025

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Building Cyber Resilience for Ransomware

Futuriom explores a series of user profiles of Index Engines' CyberSense to determine how it enables faster data corruption detection, along with rapid and confident recovery from ransomware attacks

By: R. Scott Raynovich

August 12, 2025

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AI Chip China Access Tax Has Pros and Cons

The U.S. Government says NVIDIA and AMD can be licensed to sell dumbed-down chips in China in return for a 15% cut of the revenues. But where that cut will come from is a question

By: Mary Jander

August 11, 2025

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WhiteFiber Preps Its Neocloud IPO

WhiteFiber is ready to go public, and like CoreWeave and Crusoe, it's a neocloud that's putting heavy emphasis on real estate development and datacenters

By: Craig Matsumoto

August 07, 2025

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