Meta's latest quarterly filing shows about $825 billion in future leases and contracts, mostly for the data centers and computing power behind its AI ambitions. Bloomberg arrived at the figure by adding three items in the filing.
Minerva is an AIOps platform that combines telemetry from infrastructure and AI workloads. NVIDIA applies purpose-built models to that data to spot problems earlier and keep large AI installations running.
An n8n guide explains that running a model yourself is not always cheaper than calling an API. It covers when on-premises wins, what local hardware can handle and how to route requests between local and cloud models.
Meta shares fell 6% after AI spending turned its free cash flow negative. The price of its five-year credit default swaps hit record highs, a sign that investors are growing worried about its debt.
Bull and Czech operator ČRA have signed a memorandum of understanding for an AI Gigafactory in the Czech Republic. The project, a candidate for the EU program, aims to provide sovereign AI to Central and Eastern Europe.
Google plans to open the infrastructure that runs its Gemini agents to Google Cloud customers. The service will first be available in preview.