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Amazon is joining Google and Microsoft
Hungry for Energy, Amazon, Google and Microsoft Turn to Nuclear Power
Large technology companies are investing billions of dollars in nuclear energy as an emissions-free source of electricity for artificial intelligence and other businesses.
Amazon invests in nuclear energy, hot on the heels of Google and Microsoft
Big Tech continues to go nuclear as the AI boom drives energy demand to new heights. Amazon anchored a $500 million investment in X-energy.
Amazon signs nuclear power deals, following Google, Microsoft
Amazon is the latest Big Tech firm to ink deals for nuclear power, following Google and Microsoft, as artificial intelligence drives a need for more energy.
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New power delivery tech could save Google, Microsoft tens millions of dollars annually; Vertical PD up to 3KA could enable 10% reduction in losses
Empower Semiconductor’s new Crescendo vertical power delivery platform could save tech firms tens millions of dollars ...
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Chelsea Manning avoids Google and Microsoft — and says she prefers Apple products for cybersecurity
Chelsea Manning is the face of a new VPN called Nym. She's also speaking out about cybersecurity in general, saying she deems ...
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Should You Use Google Docs or Microsoft Word Online?
Both Google Docs and Microsoft Word let you create and edit documents on the web, for free. Find out how they compare in ...
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AI Dreams: Microsoft @ 50, Chapter 1
Just as the PC and cloud defined much of Microsoft’s first 50 years, and just as its struggles in mobile set the company back ...
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