Musk says SpaceX closed $40 billion debt deal to buy AI chips
Elon Musk said the financing is mainly callable debt for GPUs due in the first half of 2027 and predicted that more than 200 neoclouds face failures.
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Elon Musk said the financing is mainly callable debt for GPUs due in the first half of 2027 and predicted that more than 200 neoclouds face failures.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said AWS cloud capacity for 2026 is sold out and 2027 is largely sold out, as AI demand outpaces about $220 billion in planned 2026 spending.
Xbox set up XP to run film, TV and other adaptations of its games, while Netflix, its Diablo series partner, is replacing content chief Bela Bajaria with Peter Rice.
Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok says profit margins and revenue per worker look flat for the S&P 493, with no evidence yet that AI is lifting productivity.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Oct. 20 memo bans trades based on nonpublic information and warns that violators could face criminal action.
Finland's regulator ordered a Google subsidiary to halt tree clearing and groundwork at two planned AI data center sites until environmental reviews are done.
Helen Chiang, promoted in July to the new Xbox chief operating officer role, is leaving Microsoft, and her duties are being split among other Xbox leaders.
The FCC granted Intel's request to modify automated guided vehicles in its chip plants, saying a disruption to US chipmaking would not serve the public interest.
The studio behind Mass Effect and Dragon Age is closing as part of a broader EA restructuring that follows the company's take-private deal.
Meta pushed back its new business terms to November 20 after publishers warned the rules could let the company harvest their content for AI training.
Andreessen Horowitz is renaming its crypto unit a16z Frontier and expanding to AI and robotics, a sign that big-fund appetite for blockchain has cooled.