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Elon Musk calls on states to force auction of OpenAI stake

Latest salvo in legal battle over ChatGPT-maker’s restructuring as a for-profit company.

Microsoft acquires twice as many Nvidia AI chips as tech rivals

Financial Times: Race on as demand outstrips supply of Nvidia’s most advanced units.

Microsoft global exec on Collins’ AI strategy, security turnaround

Tech giant recalibrated after two serious breaches.

How Big Tech builds data centres

Amazon infrastructure boss reveals how it designs and powers massive data houses.

The AI wars: How Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Meta are investing

Big tech giants are investing billions to achieve AGI.

2024 financials: Microsoft opens giant data centre in NZ, owned by an Irish subsidiary: Where it is and what it cost

PLUS: The tech giant raises its pricing.

US stocks surge to records on tech gains, Fed rate cut hopes

Even strange behaviour in South Korea and France doesn't dent Wall St optimism.

Microsoft targets Egyptian linked to DIY phishing kits

Attacks have surged in recent months, with criminals increasingly using QR codes.

US accuses Google of dominating ad tech market as antitrust trial begins

Financial Times: Latest clash as Google has landmark loss in separate case over search.

How AI could more than double NZ’s productivity

Report says New Zealand needs to improve on its 'relatively low digital maturity'.

Trump campaign says it was hacked by Iran

Iran’s foreign ministry has not commented on the Trump campaign's claims.

'Flooding the internet': Latest Microsoft outage explained

Paul Spain speaks to Michael Morrah about the latest Microsoft outage. Video / Jason Dorday, Alyse Wright

Microsoft outage: Customers coming back online after morning woes

There’s fresh grief for Microsoft on the heels of its CrowdStrike chaos.

Alphabet revenue jumps, shows no sign of AI denting search business

Financial Times: Cloud growth is hot as companies race to build large language models.

NZ law firm predicts legal class actions in wake of Crowdstrike global IT outage chaos

Shareholder claims against unprepared organisations are also a possibility.

CrowdStrike chaos: Microsoft’s tone-deaf ‘less than 1%’ post

That tiny percentage included your bank and your supermarket.