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The 2026 US data-center expansion is being tested by project cancellations, tighter debt markets and investor skepticism about neocloud valuations. More than 47 large projects were delayed, withdrawn or blocked, while Bernstein judged only about 35% of the planned
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Microsoft is shifting AI inference from predominantly Nvidia-based infrastructure toward its own Maia accelerator family. The Maia 300, unveiled on Monday, is planned for production AI workloads in 2027, while Microsoft says Maia will eventually scale to multiple gigawatts
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Cloudflare is bringing the Deno team in to make the Workers and Durable Objects programming model easier to self-host, extending those primitives to more deployment environments. The move builds on Deno’s open-source celld project and Cloudflare’s
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Cloudflare has moved Python Workers to general availability, making Python a first-class language on its Workers platform alongside TypeScript. The runtime compiles Python to WebAssembly via Pyodide inside the V8-based workerd engine, letting FastAPI, Django and Flask apps
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