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Worries sparked by lackluster results from data center tech vendors appear unfounded, as their biggest customers, the hyperscalers, report a good quarter.

Advertising was a key money maker as Bezos pushes beyond low-margin goods sales into more profitable categories like cloud computing and ads.

Its cloud revenue grew 76 percent, which wasn't the blowout it's delivered in past quarters. CFO Amy Hood said the company isn't seeing signals that demand for internet services is slowing and along with it data center expansion.

Report on fourth-quarter results relieves concerns that the chipmaker would fare worse than its rivals' disappointing results.

CFOs may cut spending as they prepare for a possible recession, but a reduction in companies' cloud usage is unlikely.

DCK Investor Edge: Annual report by North American Data Centers lifts the curtain on the largest cloud platforms’ server farm leasing activity.

VC funding of AI companies soared 72 percent last year, hitting a record $9.3 billion...