Even with the current economic challenges, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are optimistic, thanks in no small part to the power of generative AI.

In this week's top data center news stories, Microsoft unveils major Australian data center expansion and tech firms jostle for AI leadership.

OpenAI partnership has helped software maker lure corporate customers keen to use ChatGPT.

The move forms part of a $3.2 billion cloud computing and AI infrastructure investment plan.

Chinese tech giants place their bets on homegrown alternative to ChatGPT and Bard.

Despite AMD's slow start, observers say there is still hope for the company to catch up with Nvidia.

The 20-year agreement comes as the tech giant rushes to meet ambitious green goals for its data centers operations.

Steven Hill takes a virtual tour of Microsoft data centers. Here, he shares his takeaways from the presentation as well as his own digging into Azure data centers.

A cybersecurity advisory panel will investigate malicious targeting of cloud environments, including Microsoft's role in a recent breach of government officials' email accounts by suspected Chinese hackers.

Microsoft 365 Copilot, the company's new AI tool that works with Office software, will cost $30 a person each month on top of what most enterprise customers already pay.