Silicon Valley’s mega AI spending spree isn’t slowing down anytime soon. But Wall Street’s patience to see a return might be wearing a little thin.

Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon have all said they will increase spending in 2026. But investors have given mixed signals.

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UPenn professor Benjamin Lee explains why AI's growth demands smarter energy infrastructure and data center design.

Fermi Inc. has signed deals to begin production of four big nuclear-power reactors that would be used for a private data center grid campus in the Texas Panhandle.

At Gartner's annual conference, multiple sessions discussed the challenges of getting a return on investment from AI. Here ...

CCE 2025 brought the enterprise AI conversation to a head. Sometimes it was jugular; sometimes it was visionary. But was it a ...