
With Venice, AMD Rewrites the Memory Equation for x86 Servers
EPYC Venice enters commercial production with up to 256 Zen 6 cores on 2nm and two distinct memory bandwidth tiers reaching 1.6 TB/s per socket.
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EPYC Venice enters commercial production with up to 256 Zen 6 cores on 2nm and two distinct memory bandwidth tiers reaching 1.6 TB/s per socket.

Azure posts 48% growth and discloses its exact quarterly revenue for the first time: $33.2 billion. What this means for enterprise IT leaders.

How Microsoft is reshaping its workforce to fund AI infrastructure, and what CIOs should read into the real economics of digital transformation.

The AI Office's first investigations into OpenAI and Anthropic reveal the real risk for enterprise deployers: Article 93, not financial penalties.

France faces CJEU proceedings for failing to transpose NIS2. Meanwhile, 15,000 French entities are operating without a legal framework.

In just a few years, Lucid Motors went from projecting 90,000 deliveries to fewer than 3,000 per quarter. A lesson every tech decision-maker should study.

Google is challenging DMA injunctions in EU court. This fight over search data is already reshaping the landscape for IT decision-makers.

Alibaba Cloud announces three new European regions, Netherlands, Finland, and Turkey, within a $53 billion, three-year investment plan targeting 2032.

AWS, Google, and Microsoft are committing $595 billion to infrastructure in 2026, and still openly admit they cannot meet all of the AI demand.

The high-risk AI delay to December 2027 has created a dangerous illusion: two major AI Act obligations take effect on 2 August 2026.

Cut AI production costs by 40% without switching models? Research from July 2026 shows the real cost lever is your orchestration layer, not your LLM.

TSMC's record Arizona investment isn't just a U.S. story, it's reshaping the global map of advanced chip manufacturing for the next decade.

IBM's July 2026 stock crash reveals a structural shift: enterprise CIOs are urgently reallocating capex toward AI hardware, squeezing software budgets.