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Google starts September with AI momentum after longest monthly losing streak in over a decade

After a slow but extended selloff on Wall Steet, Google began September with renewed momentum, helped by new AI models.

Desk analysisAI-assisted2 min read

The headline promises a story about Google's stock finally catching a bid after a historic losing streak, and the body delivers exactly that—nothing more. There is no product pitch, no affiliate link, no thinly veiled ad for a new AI gadget. It is a market signal, plain and simple, and that is enough for the wire.

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AI toolsCNBC Technology5h ago

How Equinix has found a niche in the multitrillion-dollar AI data center boom

Nvidia announced a new data center deal with Equinix and Together AI on Wednesday to help enterprise customers with open-model inference.

Desk analysisAI-assisted1 min read

The announcement is thin on specifics, but the signal is clear: Equinix is positioning itself as the neutral floor for the AI buildout. Nvidia's partnership with Equinix and Together AI is less about the hardware and more about who controls the access point.

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FundingTechCrunch5h ago

Palo Alto Networks paid $500M for Thrive-backed Console, sources say

The acquisition also leaves Sequoia-backed Serval as the de-facto startup leader in AI IT service automation, industry watchers believe.

Desk analysisAI-assisted2 min read

The reported $500 million price tag for Console is less about the product and more about the strategic vacuum it fills. Palo Alto Networks is not buying a tool; it is buying a position in the enterprise's AI operations layer, where the cost of being late is measured in lost platform lock-in.

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FundingTechCrunch6h ago

Google spared from ad-business breakup, but judge orders changes to how it operates

Google has dodged an effort to break up its ad business, but a judge said Wednesday that the company will need to adjust its business to benefit competitors.

Desk analysisAI-assisted1 min read

The court has declined to dismantle Google's advertising empire, but the ruling is far from a clean acquittal. The judge's order to alter business practices in favor of competitors is a surgical strike, not a death blow. It acknowledges the structural concerns without resorting to the most disruptive remedy available.

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