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The confirmation comes as tensions between the United States and China continue to rise.

In an annual letter, Satya Nadella outlined Microsoft’s plans for AI, which includes integrating AI and its Copilot across the firm’s “most used products.”

The blockchain gaming firm said it will gain access to a vast pipeline of game studio leads and support for successful deal closures.

The guests on this episode of Hashing It Out discuss how cloud technology and Web3 intersect, with a special focus on user identity and regulations.

While TradFi is the main source of demand for blockchain tech, digital identity and supply chain are exciting areas too, according to Google Cloud Head of Web3 James Tromans.

Google Cloud and the government of El Salvador have entered into a seven-year partnership to digitize the country’s infrastructure in various sectors.

Through the collaboration, Axelar will be the first cross-chain protocol to join Microsoft’s Azure marketplace.

A report says sources close to the situation have said U.S. officials plan to restrict Chinese companies’ access to cloud computing services as a security measure.

AWS is building a $100 million artificial intelligence center to keep up with increasing competition in cloud infrastructure services.

Beginning June 15, users who are interested in Bitcoin mining but who lack the equipment can subscribe to Binance’s cloud mining services.

Obtaining IT certifications can help you stay ahead in the competitive tech industry and unlock exciting opportunities.

Ethereum hummed along through the latest AWS outage but commentators say its reliance on Lido for staking could cause issues in the future.

Learn how to maximize the benefits of cloud storage by organizing files, securing data and syncing across devices effectively.

Chainlink’s oracle network will welcome Coinbase Cloud as a node operator to improve high-quality data provision to several blockchain protocols.

Wendy’s says its “FreshAI” bot will reduce costs, allowing funds to be focused elsewhere, but others worry that eventually, those less skilled will be jobless.