Microsoft
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Microsoft will invest $3.2 billion in Sweden to strengthen AI and cloud service facilities
Sina Technology News on the afternoon of June 3rd, Beijing time, Microsoft plans to invest US$3.2 billion in artificial intelligence AI and cloud service facilities in Sweden, which is its largest infrastructure investment in the history of this Nordic country.
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Microsoft CEO Nadella\’s latest interview: Whoever owns computing will dominate the world
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently said in an interview with technology website Stratechery founder Ben Thompson that whoever has computing can dominate the world. This is why Microsoft chose to cooperate with OpenAI because OpenAI is more powerful than OpenAI. anyone believes in calculation
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Microsoft\’s push for artificial intelligence jeopardizes climate goals, carbon emissions soar 30%
Four years ago, Microsoft pledged to remove more carbon than it emits by 2030, one of the most ambitious and comprehensive plans to combat climate change.
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Legendary investor Druckenmiller reduced his Nvidia holdings by more than 70% in the first quarter
Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller slashed his investment in AI darling Nvidia by 72% in the first quarter, according to a 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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The U.S. stock market has too much appetite. Will Nvidia’s performance be difficult to support its stock price?
Zhitong Finance learned that most of the financial reports of the world’s largest technology companies brought good news.
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The financial report phenomenon of the Seven Sisters of Technology: The market does not care about how to make money, only how to spend money
Reprinted from: Wall Street Insights Recently, Microsoft, Google, Meta and Tesla among the Seven Sisters of the US stock market have successively announced their first-quarter results.
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Microsoft rose more than 3.8% before the market opened. Q1 results exceeded expectations. AI boosted cloud revenue to accelerate growth.
Gelonghui April 26 | Microsoft (MSFT.US) U.S. stocks rose more than 3.8% before the market opened, at $414.31