Nutanix reported Q1 2026 revenue of $670.6 million, missing expectations by about $6 million. The company also cut its full-year revenue outlook but CEO Rajiv Ramaswami highlighted strong VMware customer migrations and channel growth. Despite the financial miss, Nutanix sees opportunity in competing
The artificial intelligence boom is hitting consumers where it hurts – their wallets. Energy experts say electricity-hungry data centers are pushing up residential power bills, with prices expected to continue climbing through 2026.
Microsoft is dealing with yet another Exchange Online outage that’s preventing classic Outlook desktop users from accessing their mailboxes. The company has labeled this incident EX1189820 and acknowledges “significant impact” across Asia Pacific and North America. Meanwhile, a separate search-relat
Microsoft’s data center research leader Sean James has joined Nvidia as a distinguished engineer. He spent nearly 20 years at Microsoft leading projects like the submerged Project Natick and hydrogen fuel cell experiments. This move signals Nvidia’s aggressive push into energy-efficient computing in
NATO’s Communications and Information Agency has signed a deal with Google Cloud for sovereign cloud capabilities. The agreement involves Google Distributed Cloud’s air-gapped version, completely disconnected from the internet.
The United Arab Emirates is making a major move into Africa’s AI infrastructure with a $1 billion commitment. The investment aims to provide computing power, technical expertise, and global partnerships to African nations.
Amazon’s AI service Bedrock hit severe capacity shortages this summer, pushing major customers to rivals. Epic Games moved a $10 million Fortnite project to Google Cloud, while Thomson Reuters cited 30% slower performance on AWS.
A massive 500MW data center campus is being planned near Leipzig, Germany. The development by AM:PM Grund Group could see €4-6 billion invested across 44 hectares. Project timelines suggest a potential 2030 launch following extensive permitting processes.
Financial infrastructure provider Options Technology is deploying its private cloud platform at atNorth’s ICE02 data center in Iceland. The move addresses growing demand from financial services firms for high-density compute to support AI trading strategies. The Iceland facility offers up to 100kW l
Microsoft’s next-generation Cobalt 200 Arm processor targets significant total cost of ownership reductions for enterprise cloud workloads. The chip promises improved performance and efficiency gains that could reshape cloud infrastructure economics.
