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Amazon’s Jassy Bets on Trillion-Dollar AWS Future as AI Demand Outruns Even $220 Billion Spend (opens the original)
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy delivered a striking forecast on the company’s latest earnings call. AWS could one day generate a trillion dollars in annual revenue. The projection lands at a moment when the cloud unit already runs at a $169 billion annualized pace. Yet even that scale feels small next to the infrastructure bill Amazon now faces. Jassy’s comments come as the company raised its 2026 capital expenditure forecast to $220 billion, up from an earlier $200 billion target. Much of that cash will
Pentagon Drops Veil on Orbital Arsenal as Space Force Funding Rockets Past $70 Billion (opens the original)
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Gen. Douglas Schiess did not mince words. Days into his tenure as the Space Force’s top officer, he declared that American guardians now operate weapons in orbit. The statement landed like a quiet thunderclap at the Air, Space, and Cyber Conference outside Washington this week. His boss, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink, had set the stage a day earlier. “This is why the United States now has on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the joint force against hostile adversary action,” Mein
Amazon Lifts Front-Line Pay to $20 an Hour as Retail Giants Compete for Workers (opens the original)
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Amazon.com Inc. is raising the minimum hourly pay for its full-time U.S. core operations workers by $1 to $20. The change, announced Wednesday, pushes the average hourly wage for those employees to nearly $24. When benefits are included, average total compensation exceeds $32 an hour. The e-commerce and cloud computing company said the move will cost more than $1.5 billion. It comes as Amazon prepares for the holiday shopping rush. Last year the retailer hired 250,000 full-time, part-time and se
AI Leaders Push for Regulation While Racing to Build Powerful Systems (opens the original)
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The artificial intelligence sector finds itself in a peculiar position where many of its leading figures actively call for government oversight while simultaneously racing ahead with ever more powerful systems. Vice President JD Vance recently highlighted this contradiction during public remarks, pointing out that executives from prominent AI firms have repeatedly asked Washington to step in with rules yet appear unwilling to pause their breakneck development schedules. This tension between plea
Intel's Ohio Lifeline: SK Hynix Talks Signal Fresh Hope for Struggling Foundry (opens the original)
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Intel shares jumped more than 4% on Wednesday. The catalyst arrived in a Reuters exclusive that laid out early discussions between the chipmaker and South Korea’s SK Hynix. The South Korean memory giant is weighing ways to produce chips on American soil for the first time. Nothing is signed. Yet the mere possibility has Wall Street paying close attention. Three people familiar with the matter told Reuters that one scenario involves SK Hynix leasing space inside Intel’s long-delayed Ohio facility
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