Network-attached storage devices create the illusion of personal cloud independence, but the reality involves hidden costs, constant maintenance, and security risks. Understanding these trade-offs is essential for anyone considering a NAS solution.
Major tech earnings from Apple and Amazon are driving market optimism, while Nvidia faces trade uncertainty and Netflix plans a stock split. The tech sector shows resilience despite ongoing challenges.
Mark Zuckerberg dropped two spots on the billionaire index after Meta’s aggressive AI spending plans spooked investors. The Meta CEO lost $29.2 billion overnight as the company revealed plans to spend up to $72 billion on AI infrastructure in 2025.
The world’s largest electronics manufacturer is making its biggest AI infrastructure investment yet. Foxconn’s $1.4 billion data center push represents a fundamental strategic shift as AI servers now generate more revenue than consumer electronics.
The UK government’s G-Cloud framework has tripled in value to £14 billion as procurement delays and vendor lock-in concerns create a perfect storm. What does this massive expansion mean for public sector cloud strategy?
Last week’s massive AWS outage revealed the internet’s dangerous dependence on centralized cloud infrastructure, while OpenAI’s new Atlas browser threatens Google’s search dominance. Meanwhile, Airbnb’s surprising pivot from ChatGPT to custom AI highlights growing enterprise skepticism about third-p
Apple has commenced shipping advanced artificial intelligence servers manufactured at its Houston, Texas facility. The move supports the company’s substantial U.S. investment strategy and could align with political manufacturing priorities.
Apple has initiated shipments of advanced artificial intelligence servers from its newly operational Houston, Texas manufacturing facility, according to company reports. The servers, previously manufactured overseas, represent a significant shift in Apple’s production strategy and form part of the company’s broader commitment to invest $600 billion in United States-based advanced manufacturing and supplier networks.
IBM’s third-quarter results show robust AI-driven demand and infrastructure growth, yet investor focus remains on decelerating cloud performance. The company’s shares fell nearly 7% in pre-market trading despite exceeding revenue expectations.
IBM delivered solid third-quarter financial results with significant artificial intelligence momentum, but according to reports, investor concerns about slowing cloud growth overshadowed the positive earnings. The technology giant reportedly generated $16.3 billion in revenue, representing a 9% year-over-year increase and surpassing analyst estimates of $16.09 billion based on LSEG data.
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