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Nvidia’s dominance in AI technology faces challenge from Amazon Web Services

Microsoft is scaling back on data center leases in the US and Europe, according to analysts, due to an oversupply relative to current demand forecasts and investor skepticism about the high costs of AI infrastructure.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) will showcase its healthcare solutions at DMEA 2025 in Berlin, highlighting innovations in cloud technology for healthcare. The event will feature partner solutions, expert sessions on AI, data management, and cybersecurity, and the Recare AI Summit.

Amazon Web Services has unveiled its first quantum computing chip, the ‘Ocelot,’ signaling a major step in the race to quantum supremacy. This chip, built on innovative ‘cat qubit’ technology, promises to dramatically reduce error correction overheads and accelerate the development of commercially viable quantum computers. This article explores the Ocelot’s design, its potential impact on cloud computing, and the broader implications for industries like pharmaceuticals and finance.

Microsoft has reduced its data center lease commitments in the U.S. and Europe due to oversupply, according to recent reports.

Discover how the Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program, in partnership with CDW, offers small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) enhanced IT management, security, and AI integration capabilities.

Microsoft’s Kent Cunningham is at the forefront of leveraging AI and cloud technologies to transform public sector operations, improve efficiency, and enhance public services.

Explore Microsoft’s digital transformation journey, from its early days to the present AI-driven era, highlighting key shifts, innovations, and lessons learned.

As Microsoft marks its 50th anniversary, the company reflects on its long-standing partnerships and looks ahead to the opportunities presented by AI and cloud innovation. This piece highlights the value of the Microsoft partner ecosystem and upcoming initiatives.

Technology Record looks back at Microsoft’s five decades of shaping the digital world, from its early days in personal computing to its current focus on cloud services and AI.