Microsoft · Thu 5 Nov

Microsoft develops software and cloud infrastructure while partnering with major AI laboratories to integrate advanced models into its products. Truncated covers its enterprise AI deployments, cloud computing deals, research announcements, and regulatory developments.

Thursday 5 November

Tech stocks are suffering their biggest selloff since Covid, as investors see premature end to AI datacenter boom

AI-generated summary Tech stocks experienced their largest selloff since March 2020 on Thursday as investors worried about the future of the artificial intelligence datacenter boom following U.S. midterm election results. Major companies including Meta, Microsoft, and Nvidia declined during the trading session, while analyst Dan Ives wrote that capital expenditure growth could peak next year rather than later in the decade.

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"Used 5% of the time": AI already made your RAM pricier, and now OpenAI's Sam Altman says it's wasted in your Windows PC

AI-generated summary OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated on a podcast that keeping limited DRAM in personal computers used five percent of the time is quite terrible for global allocation. Microsoft executive Satya Nadella instead promotes unmetered intelligence with models running locally on Windows PCs.

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Big Tech’s big AI buildout will not end until someone stops it

Graphic image of a data center.

AI-generated summary Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta announced plans to spend at least $720 billion on capital expenditures this year alone, with most funds directed toward artificial intelligence infrastructure. The spending plans triggered a sharp selloff in tech stocks as investors question when they might expect to see a return on investment from artificial intelligence.

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