Efforts to regulate how U.S. tech giants such as Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Google and OpenAI handle and store foreign citizens’ data have accelerated across Europe.
Amazon to invest $12 billion on U.S. state data centre deal
Those costs include expenses related to upgraded energy infrastructure needed for the new AI data centre campuses.
SK Hynix considers a dedicated U.S. AI strategy hub
The company is also considering adding the AI investment function to its existing SK Hynix America operations in Silicon Valley.
DAMAC invests $12 billion in U.S. AI data centre sites
Sajwani’s high-profile Davos meetings signal ambition beyond real estate, positioning DAMAC as a long-term player in the global AI economy.
ChatGPT’s free version to start receiving ads in the U.S.
It also stated the advertisements will not influence ChatGPT’s responses and that it will never sell data and conversation information with advertisers.
U.S. and Taiwan enter trade deal over chipmaking
Future tariffs under the Section 232 framework would allow exceptions for Taiwan-based companies building chips in the U.S.
Nvidia H200 chips get approved for import to China
Meanwhile, China clarified its stance on H200 imports, setting new conditions for companies wanting to buy the chips, with approval granted only under special circumstances.
U.S. looks to license Nvidia H200 chips to China
Financial Times previously reported access to the chips were likely to be limited by authorities in Beijing as officials sought to pressure companies into using domestic alternatives.
ChatGPT is 2025’s most downloaded app in the U.S.
ChatGPT ranked fourth in 2024 while shopping app Temu held the top spot. The chatbot failed to crack the top ten in 2023, which is the year it launched.
Nokia to accelerate AI-ready infrastructure in the U.S.
Nokia positioned the investment as key to delivering more secure, energy-efficient, AI-ready networks, arguing it will help the U.S. and its allies maintain competitiveness as AI booms.