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21.11.25 - 07:06
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GMI Cloud plans AI factory in northern Taiwan amid grid challenges (Digitimes)
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US data center startup GMI Cloud recently announced plans to build an AI factory in Taoyuan, northern Taiwan, with a projected scale exceeding the current 5MW limit set by the state-run Taiwan Power Company (Taipower). Declining to comment on individual cases, Taiwpower emphasized the challenges of power infrastructure development in northern Taiwan, suggesting data centers consuming over 5MW prioritize locations in central and southern regions rich in renewable energy....
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21.11.25 - 05:06
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Grandsys targets AI expansion in 2026, eyes financial cloud customer surge in 2027 (Digitimes)
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Cloud and customer service provider Grandsys held a pre-IPO performance presentation on November 19, with plans to list on the over-the-counter market by mid-December. MetaAge, a company in the Qisda group, currently holds a 40.15% stake in Grandsys, which serves clients across finance, insurance, telecom, aviation, retail, and high-tech manufacturing sectors....
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20.11.25 - 09:06
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GMI Cloud′s US$500 million project positions Taiwan as Asia′s AI infrastructure hub (Digitimes)
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Driven by the expansion of AI computing centers and semiconductor fabs, high-safety lithium iron battery UPS and energy storage systems are becoming key to power infrastructure upgrades, Changs Ascending Enterprise said at its November 19, 2025, investor conference. The company anticipates continued growth in semiconductor and AI-related sectors in 2026, alongside an acceleration in diversified application markets....
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19.11.25 - 10:42
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EU Launches Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft (ZeroHedge)
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EU Launches Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft
What would Europe be without a mountain of regulations aimed at curbing free speech and privacy?
Attendees at Amazon.com Inc. annual cloud computing conference walk past the Amazon Web Services logo in Las Vegas, Nev., on Nov. 30, 2017. Salvador Rodriguez/Reuters File Photo
The European Commission (EC) on Monday launched three separate investigations into Amazon and Microsoft to determine whether their cloud computing businesses should be subject to stricter regulation under the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
Two of the probes will examine whether Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure should be designated as gatekeepers under DMA - even though the companies do not currently meet the law's quantitative thresholds for size, user numbers, or market dominance.
To meet that bar under DMA, companies providing a core platform service must have over 45 million monthly active users and a market cap of more than 75 billion e...
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