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HotAI Spending
The tech giant is providing exit packages to roughly 60,000 eligible workers as it reorganizes spending for artificial intelligence. This number indicates who is qualified, not those who will leave.
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Microsoft
Microsoft is reportedly offering buyouts to 60,000 workers as part of its latest effort to reduce costs.
HotSpaceX
The firm raised its price target from $248, citing improved prospects for terrestrial AI growth. It noted that reaching a multitrillion-dollar market cap relies on successful orbital data center operations.
AI Storage
Seagate's high-capacity drives are now the only SMR models supported by Broadcom's interface hardware. Microsoft Azure has also finished testing the setup for large-scale data center operations.
HotAnthropic
Anthropic disclosed that future infrastructure lease obligations jumped to $321 billion by June 30, up from $50 billion at the end of 2025. The company stated it may require additional capital sooner than anticipated, while noting that no investment-grade credit rating has been assigned yet.
AI Financing
The bank predicts higher yields on asset-backed securities as lenders scrutinize collateral risks. It anticipates wider spreads and shorter terms for deals involving GPU loans and data center projects.
Cisco
Cisco announced updates to its Cisco 360 program, introducing new partner opportunities and high-yield customer experience offerings designed to support AI-ready infrastructure.
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