Miles Kruppa is a Finance Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in Asset Management Systems and Business Intelligence (BI), providing insights into the intersection of finance and technology. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Australian Financial Review, Ars Technica, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Katie Roof, Miles Kruppa
The eye-popping $100 billion of capital OpenAI wants in a new funding round has everyone wondering where that kind of cash might come from. The round would value the company at about $750 billion prior to the cash infusion, we’ve reported.U.S. financial investors—including big retail fund ...
By: Wayne Ma, Miles Kruppa, Valida Pau
Nvidia stunned Silicon Valley on Wednesday by agreeing to pay about $20 billion to license technology from Groq, one of the best-funded startups trying to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in chips for powering AI applications, known as inference computing, according to a person involved in the deal. ...
By: Miles Kruppa, Rocket Drew, Stephanie Palazzolo
Before we get to today’s column, we need to explain something about last week’s big news: Nvidia’s agreement to pay an astounding $20 billion to license technology from AI chip startup Groq and hire its leaders.The reasons for Nvidia’s interest in Groq are getting a little clearer. Groq’s chips ...
Oracle has a real problem:It’scommitted to buildinghuge chip-filled data centers for OpenAI, but it doesn’t have the cash to do so. So far, the company has moved pretty quickly in the construction of the data center’s physical buildings, but it will soon need to fill those structures with Nvidia ...
European data center developer Global Technical Realty raised $1.9 billion from private investment firms KKR and Oak Hill Capital as it looks to expand across the continent. KKR invested $1.5 billion in the round of funding, mostly from its Global Infrastructure strategy, the firm said Wednesday. The firm said it has invested about $34 billion in digital infrastructure, which includes data
OpenAI and SoftBank will each invest $500 million in SB Energy, a SoftBank-backed data center developer that’s building a site for the Stargate project. As part of the investment, the companies have agreed to work together on data centers using designs developed by OpenAI, according to a Friday statement. SB Energy is working on a Stargate site in Milam County, Texas, leased to OpenAI that
By: Anissa Gardizy, Miles Kruppa
By: Anissa Gardizy, Miles Kruppa
Aligned Data Centers, the developer being purchased by a consortium including BlackRock and Abu Dhabi’s MGX, raised $2.6 billion in debt to help it build more AI computing facilities in the U.S. Aligned said the lenders included “sophisticated insurance, pension fund and other institutional capital,” without providing the names. The company said it structured the debt so that it would count as
