Microsoft data center leases slowing, analysts say, raising investor attention
An analyst note flagging a possible slowdown by Microsoft in leasing data center capacity grabbed the market's attention on Monday, lending credence to skepticism among investors worried that the AI-led stock-market boom might be running out of steam.
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Qualcomm and Intel are independently encouraging developers to write apps for NPUs. Intel provides developer tools, while ...
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