Amazon's race to 'future-proof' AI data centers for power-hungry new tech

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

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A logistics company uses AI to reduce its delivery routes by half and save time on package sorting

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Net Zero Logistics uses the AI-powered tool Finmile to optimize its delivery operations

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2 solo business owners share the AI workflows they use to write better emails and save hours of manual work

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Jennifer O'Brien and Liane Agbi
Solo business owners Jennifer O'Brien and Liane Agbi shared the ways they implement generative AI for time savings.

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Restaurant employees, meet your new AI coworker: It has every recipe memorized and may tattle to your boss

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A Starbucks logo appears on a phone in front of an illuminated illustration of AI.
Starbucks' Green Dot Assist is one of many AI "assistants" designed to help in-store staff with recipes, policies, and guest interactions.

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AI made me a data center rap. Humanity may never recover.

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Sir Mix-A-Lot performs in California.
Sir Mix-A-Lot performs in California.

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The new CEO flex: Bragging about how much AI code your company shipped

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Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg predicted that 2026 would be the year AI dramatically changed how people work.

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The University of Michigan may have landed the steal of the AI era

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A University of Michigan flag is waved at an athletic event.
A University of Michigan flag.

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Claude, brought to you by Elon Musk

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Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Inc., inside the federal court in Oakland, California, US, on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. Elon Musk is suing OpenAI and Microsoft Corp. over claims that the startup abandoned its founding mission when it took billions of dollars in backing from the software stalwart and planned its restructuring.

Wonder's Marc Lore says AI has been choosing all his meals for the past year — based on a blood test

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Marc Lore sits in a white chair on a conference stage wearing a dark grey blazer, grey t-shirt, blue jeans and a microphone while listening to a presenter.
AI-powered meals are in the future for Marc Lore's Wonder food halls, he said.

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Forget tracking AI use. Goldman's tech boss cares about this instead.

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Marco Argenti
Marco Argenti is Goldman Sachs' chief information officer.

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