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Microsoft and Mistral expand European AI infrastructure partnership

Microsoft and Mistral have expanded their strategic partnership through a multibillion-dollar agreement that gives Microsoft access to part of Mistral’s Europe-based GPU infrastructure. Mistral is expanding its AI compute capacity... Read More


SoftBank and Quantinuum map practical quantum use cases

SoftBank and Quantinuum have published a joint white paper examining which quantum computing workloads could become commercially viable at different stages of hardware maturity. The paper, Quantum Computing Frontiers, maps... Read More


UK AI policy moves closer to Cabinet after technology department restructure

The UK Government has appointed Kanishka Narayan as Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence (AI), placing the AI brief closer to the centre of government as part of a wider... Read More


New York launches first statewide hyperscale data centre pause

New York has introduced the US’s first statewide pause on environmental permits for new hyperscale data centres while it develops a framework for future AI infrastructure development. Governor Kathy Hochul... Read More


Apple lawsuit highlights competition for AI hardware talent

Apple has filed a lawsuit accusing OpenAI of misappropriating confidential product information through the recruitment of former employees, marking an escalation in competition around AI hardware and engineering expertise. The... Read More


Meta targets 14GW of AI infrastructure as custom chip strategy accelerates

Meta is preparing to take another step towards greater control of its AI infrastructure. According to Reuters, citing an internal company memo, the company plans to begin manufacturing its new... Read More


EU unveils AI Cybersecurity Action Plan

The European Commission has unveiled a new Action Plan on Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence, setting out how the European Union intends to strengthen cyber resilience as advanced AI models reshape... Read More


Microsoft Cuts 4,800 Jobs as AI Reshapes Its Business Strategy

Microsoft will eliminate approximately 4,800 roles, which represents around 2.1% of its global workforce. This decision is part of a wider organisational transformation aimed at aligning the company with changing... Read More


More Than Half of UK Organisations Want Greater Cloud Control

New research from UK cloud provider Civo suggests that many organisations want greater control over where their cloud infrastructure and AI workloads operate. According to the research, 66% of UK... Read More


AI Coding is Creating a New Enterprise Cost Challenge

AI coding assistants have become one of the fastest-growing applications of generative AI, promising faster software delivery, improved developer productivity, and shorter development cycles. A new Gartner prediction suggests the... Read More


OpenAI’s Custom Chip Signals a New Phase in the AI Infrastructure Race

OpenAI has unveiled Jalapeño, its first custom-designed Intelligence Processor, developed with Broadcom as part of a multi-generation compute platform that the company expects to begin deploying with Microsoft and other... Read More


VivaTech 2026: The Year AI Had to Prove Itself

The 10th anniversary of VivaTech felt less like a showcase of the latest innovations in the tech space and more like a stress test for where enterprise technology is heading. Swathes of visitors... Read More


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