Amazon’s new subsea internet cable Fastnet will have the capacity to stream 12.5 million HD movies simultaneously
Amazon is building a subsea fiber-optic cable called Fastnet to connect Maryland’s Eastern shore to County Cork, Ireland.
Amazon is building a subsea fiber-optic cable called Fastnet to connect Maryland’s Eastern shore to County Cork, Ireland.
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Nintendo is riding a wave of momentum after launching its latest console called the Switch 2.
Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon collectively expect $380 billion in capex this year, while OpenAI has announced $1 trillion in infrastructure deals.
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The speed at which both businesses and consumers are adopting AI sets this boom apart from other bubbles, Antler founder Marcus Grimeland told CNBC.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp took on the critics during the company’s third-quarter earnings call after the bell on Monday.
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