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Nvidia's $3.5 Billion Bet Behind the Rack

AI compute capacity allocation now runs through power leases, packaging lines and export approvals. Nvidia disclosed $3.5 billion in guarantees for companies leasing land, power and data-center facilities.

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This Week in Tech: OpenAI’s $11B Round Meets a Data-Center Backlash

Democratic wins could bring half of proposed AI data centers under more scrutiny even as OpenAI closed roughly $11 billion in new funding. Anthropic’s $23.3 billion quarterly loss and 1.7-gigawatt generator commitment show the costs behind the buildout.

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Marvell’s $115 Billion Lumentum Deal Has No Output Count

Nvidia committed $2 billion to Lumentum’s U.S. research and manufacturing. Marvell then agreed to acquire the optical-components maker in a $115 billion all-stock transaction including debt.

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ASML’s 2028 Capacity Plan Still Leaves a Queue

Despite a previously communicated 30% capacity increase for 2028, ASML expects a 2027–28 tool shortfall as customers express interest in 2029–30 orders.

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Groq Kept the Company. Nvidia Got the Rack.

Nvidia’s reported $20 billion non-exclusive Groq agreement brought Jonathan Ross and other executives to Nvidia; reports said roughly 90% of employees would follow. Nvidia later put a Groq-designed inference rack into full production under its own brand, with Nebius as its first customer.