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Microsoft's upcoming Malaysia West cloud region will offer businesses better performance and local data storage, ensuring compliance with regulations. Set to open in 2025, it will drive economic growth by generating $10.9 billion in new revenue and creating over 37,500 jobs.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has acquired synthetic data startup Gretel in a deal exceeding $320 million. The acquisition strengthens Nvidia's AI capabilities, integrating Gretel's technology into its cloud-based services. With new products launched at the GTC event, Nvidia is set to enhance AI models, including generative tools and humanoid robotics, driving innovation in AI training and infrastructure.

Microsoft Corporation co-founder, Bill Gates, urges the Trump administration to maintain funding for international health initiatives.

The leadership in Microsoft may be changing from the bears to the bulls. A reversal may be underway and a move higher may follow.

SoftBank Corp. has signed an agreement with Perplexity to become an authorized reseller of Perplexity Enterprise Pro, leveraging its 7,000-member sales team to accelerate adoption across Japanese corporations.

SoftBank announced a deal with Sharp to acquire assets for 100 billion yen to build a large-scale AI data center, aiming to become largest investor in OpenAI.

NVIDIA and Microsoft collaborate to introduce neural shading technology, improving graphics and reducing resource consumption.

Sam Altman says AI will have a deflationary impact on the global economy, but warns the company's biggest constraint isn't data or demand.

Microsoft shares are moving lower on Monday amid recession worries due to uncertainty around trade policy and tariffs.

Microsoft to invest $297 million to expand cloud and AI infrastructure in South Africa, enabling organizations to access solutions and certifications in digital skills.

Microsoft's $13 billion investment in OpenAI has escaped a formal merger investigation by the U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), but regulators warn that the partnership still raises potential competition concerns.