Google’s Data Center Buildout Could Top $1 Trillion

In an exclusive interview, Google’s new AI infrastructure chief says the tech giant has a “significant investment” planned. At current levels, Forbes projects it could be a very big number indeed.

Google is building a Minnesota data center powered by wind, solar, and rust

Google's first in Minnesota – will draw on 1.9 gigawatts of carbon-free electricity from wind and solar infrastructure ...
CSO Online

‘Silent’ Google API key change exposed Gemini AI data

API key exploitation is more than hypothetical. In a different context, a student who reportedly exposed a GCP API key on GitHub last June was left nursing a $55,444 bill (later waived by Google) ...

Meta Signs Multi-Billion Dollar Agreement to Rent Google’s AI Chips

Meta signs multi-billion-dollar deal to use Google's TPUs for next-gen AI development, getting another alternative to Nvidia and AMD chips.

Google and Meta reportedly strike new, multibillion-dollar AI chip deal

Meta Platforms Inc. has reportedly agreed to a multibillion-dollar deal to rent Google Cloud’s custom artificial intelligence ...

Google Scores Major Win As Meta Reportedly Agrees To Multi-Year AI Chip Rental Deal, Challenging Nvidia's Dominance

Meta Platforms has reportedly signed a multi-billion-dollar deal to lease AI chips from Google, expanding beyond Nvidia and ...
Electrek

A new Google data center triggers 1.9 GW of clean energy

Google’s new Minnesota data center deal includes 1.9 GW of wind, solar, and an iron-air battery, the largest ever system by energy capacity.

Meta signs multi-billion-dollar deal to rent Google AI chips, The Information reports

Meta Platforms has signed a multi-billion dollar deal to rent artificial intelligence chips from Google to develop new AI models, The Information reported on Thursday, citing a person involved in the ...

Google says it's disrupted a super-serious 'global espionage campaign' that uses *checks notes* Google Sheets to covertly intercept telecoms data

But lo and indeed behold, because Google says it's caught Sheets being used in a super-exciting act of global espionage! Okay, exciting was the wrong word. Concerning, that's what ...