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    Anthropic IPO: Why are Nvidia, Google, Microsoft and AMD investing billions in their own AI competitor? What Big Tech stands to gain from the Claude maker

    Anthropic IPO: Anthropic is set to receive a significant $26 billion investment through its upcoming IPO from several technology companies. Major contributors include Google, Nvidia, and AMD, each seeking commercial advantages. This financial backing will support Anthropic's expansion and operational needs, including increased computing infrastructure. The participating companies aim to benefit from Anthropic's growth while addressing their own strategic interests in the AI market.

    If you’d invested $1,000 in Oracle stock 20 years ago, here’s how much you’d have today

    Oracle stock shot up in September 2025 after OpenAI agreed to buy $300 billion of computing power from it over five years. The mood then changed. Oracle planned $50 billion in capital spending for fiscal 2026, had negative free cash flow and carried more than $100 billion in debt. By March, the shares had lost more than half their value from the peak. On October 28, Oracle closed 10.73% higher at $144.54, its best day since May.

    Satya Nadella reinvented Microsoft with the cloud - now, can his AI strategy make it more valuable than Apple by 2027

    Microsoft, under CEO Satya Nadella, is aiming to strengthen its AI growth story amidst rising competition. The company is moving from fixed subscription pricing to usage-based billing to better align with AI economics. While Microsoft's Copilot has gained users, its adoption is still below expectations compared to Office 365.

    Microsoft buyouts 2026: Which teams qualify, which departments are excluded and how many MSFT employees are eligible for the voluntary exit offer?

    Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to around 60,000 employees across the US, UK, India and Canada. Find out which teams qualify, which departments are excluded, what employees could receive and when they must decide whether to leave the company.

    Microsoft is offering buyouts to 60,000 workers: How US employees can calculate their potential severance pay

    Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to around 60,000 eligible employees, with severance payments varying by job level and years of service. US workers can use the company's payment formulas to estimate their potential payout, while the offers also include continued stock vesting and health insurance.

    MSFT stock price today rises after Microsoft earnings beat Wall Street expectations, but is capex still a concern?

    Microsoft stock rose over 2% in after-hours trading after the company beat quarterly revenue and earnings expectations. Azure revenue grew 48%, ahead of forecasts, while $45.2 billion in capital expenditure drew attention as investors assessed Microsoft's AI infrastructure spending and cloud growth.

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