AI Infrastructure

OpenAI and Broadcom have announced a landmark strategic collaboration, officially confirming a multi-year partnership to co-develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom-designed AI accelerators. The announcement on October 13, 2025, details a plan where OpenAI will design its own chips, with Broadcom handling co-development, manufacturing, and deployment. This move represents a significant strategic shift for

At its annual DevDay 2025 conference, OpenAI announced AgentKit, a comprehensive toolkit designed to streamline how developers build, test, and deploy production-grade AI agents. The announcement signals a significant strategic pivot for the company, moving beyond foundational models to provide the essential infrastructure for the entire agent development lifecycle. This is more than just a

In a strategic move to become a core infrastructure provider for the artificial intelligence ecosystem, Perplexity has launched its Search API, opening its real-time web index to developers. This Perplexity Search API launch marks a significant pivot for the company, transitioning it from a popular consumer-facing “answer engine” to a foundational platform designed to power

In a direct response to escalating tech restrictions, Chinese technology giant Huawei has unveiled a comprehensive new AI infrastructure at its Connect 2025 conference. The announcement details a multi-year roadmap for its Ascend AI chips and introduces the “SuperPoD” architecture, a system-level approach designed for massive computational scale. This move is strategically timed, following reports

In a seismic shift for the semiconductor industry, NVIDIA and Intel have announced a multifaceted collaboration to develop next-generation AI infrastructure and personal computing products. The partnership, detailed in a joint press release, centers on deep technical integration that moves beyond the standard PCIe bus, utilizing NVIDIA’s proprietary NVLink interconnect to directly link custom Intel

A coordinated wave of investment from leading US technology corporations, totaling more than £31 billion, is reshaping the UK’s digital infrastructure and establishing the nation as a premier global hub for artificial intelligence. Spearheaded by Microsoft, OpenAI, Nvidia, and Google, the announcements detail a massive build-out of advanced data centers, AI supercomputers, and sovereign computing

In a development that signals a seismic shift in the AI infrastructure landscape, Oracle has reportedly secured a landmark agreement to provide OpenAI with $300 billion worth of cloud compute power. The arrangement, structured over approximately five years starting in 2027, represents one of the largest cloud contracts ever reported. This news follows Oracle’s recent

Microsoft has finalized a landmark agreement with AI infrastructure provider Nebius Group, committing to a multi-billion-dollar deal to secure a massive supply of dedicated GPU computing power. The agreement, valued at a base of $17.4 billion over five years with a potential extension to $19.4 billion, will see Nebius provide Microsoft with capacity from a