Meta signs a $12B AI capacity deal with Nebius 🚀 Another signal that AI compute is no longer on-demand — it’s being reserved years in advance. GPU + power constraints are reshaping the cloud market.

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NVIDIA estimates AI chip revenue opportunity at $1T+ through 2027 🧠 The key shift: AI is moving from training → inference at scale Latency, efficiency, and cost per token now matter more than peak compute.

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The model is production-ready. The hardware market isn’t

Broadcom signals a new AI bottleneck 🚨 It’s no longer just about chips — lasers, PCBs and optical transceivers are now under pressure too. In some segments, lead times reportedly jumped from 6 weeks to 6 months. AI capacity is becoming a full supply chain problem.

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Microsoft is set to lease a ~700 MW data center project in Abilene, Texas — picking up a site dropped by Oracle and OpenAI, now via developer Crusoe. Another sign that AI infrastructure is shifting from “get more GPUs” to “secure power, land, and ready-to-launch capacity.”

Debian and Ubuntu QCOW2 templates for oVirt have been updated 🚀 Included in the refresh: • /boot increased from 500 MB to 1 GB • updated packages and kernel • QXL disabled • initramfs rebuilt A small but useful update for cleaner and more reliable deployments.

NVIDIA’s $2B investment in Marvell is another sign that AI infrastructure is moving beyond “just buy more GPUs.” Custom silicon, CPUs, networking, and optics are becoming part of the same stack — especially for production AI and inference at scale.

China’s AI accelerator server market is becoming more regionalized. Local chipmakers reached nearly 41% share in 2025, while NVIDIA still led with 55%. Another sign that AI infrastructure is increasingly shaped by local ecosystems, not just global benchmarks.

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Broadcom’s long-term AI chip deal with Google is another sign that AI infrastructure is moving beyond one-size-fits-all hardware. Custom silicon, rack-level design and long-term capacity planning are becoming core parts of the AI stack.

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AI data-center ambitions now total roughly 110 GW globally and Reuters Breakingviews says the buildout could cost around $6.6T or more. The next AI bottleneck is not demand. It is whether the industry can actually build and power all of it.

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NiSource’s long-term power deal with Alphabet is another sign that AI infrastructure is no longer just about chips and servers. Power delivery, utility access and site energization are becoming part of the real capacity equation.

We’ve expanded our ERA-IX connectivity to 100G 🌐 Small line in a changelog, but an important step for more network headroom, stronger peering capacity and a better foundation for stable traffic delivery.

OpenLiteSpeed crushed classic LEMP on cached WordPress pages in HOSTKEY’s benchmark — much higher RPS, far lower TTFB and dramatically lower RAM usage. But on dynamic requests, LEMP still held the advantage. Read more: hostkey.com/blog/148-wordp…

OpenLiteSpeed crushed classic LEMP on cached WordPress pages in HOSTKEY’s benchmark — much higher RPS, far lower TTFB and dramatically lower RAM usage. But on dynamic requests, LEMP still held the advantage. Read more: hostkey.com/blog/148-wordp…