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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors 03 Oct 2026, 03:59 AM IST

Memory Executives See RAM Shortage Extending Through 2028 as 2027 Prices Surge

Top memory executives are warning that the global shortage in RAM and related memory products is likely to persist through 2028, underscoring how tight supply has become across the semiconductor chain. They say pricing for memory delivered in 2027 is already running well above 2026 levels, a sign that cloud providers, AI infrastructure builders and device makers may face another prolonged cost squeeze.

By RDU Global Wire5 min read

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Broadcom Builds $60 Billion Financing Plan to Supply Anthropic’s AI Chip Push

Broadcom is assembling a financing package of as much as $60 billion to support chip production tied to Anthropic, according to reports, underscoring how deeply the AI infrastructure race is reshaping corporate funding structures. The arrangement would reportedly include up to $42 billion in lending to help Anthropic lease Broadcom chips, extending a circular but increasingly common model in which chipmakers, cloud providers and AI developers finance one another’s growth.

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Markets, IPOs & Wealth4h ago

Centre Weighs Rs 20,000 Crore Frontier AI Fund to Build India's Compute Backbone

The Centre is considering an anchor investment of Rs 15,000 crore to Rs 20,000 crore in a proposed National Frontier AI & Compute Fund, a move that could significantly expand India's AI financing and infrastructure base, according to a report. The fund is being designed to support frontier AI companies, finance GPU clusters and specialised data centres, and attract private capital through a possible 50:50 public-private model.

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Startups & Venture Capital6h ago

Akamai's $11.6 Billion Anthropic Deal Signals AI Infrastructure Arms Race as Indian Startups Raise, Expand and Scale

Akamai Technologies' reported $11.6 billion, seven-year cloud computing agreement with Anthropic underscores how rapidly the global AI infrastructure market is expanding, with the deal potentially rising to $20 billion. In India, the same day's startup roundup reflected a broader ecosystem in motion, from Dextr AI's $6.7 million seed round to mPokket's push deeper into New-to-Credit lending, alongside fresh moves in startup competitions and logistics capacity.

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Enterprise Tech, Cloud & AI6h ago

Akamai Strikes $11.6 Billion Cloud Deal With Anthropic in Major AI Infrastructure Push

Akamai Technologies has signed a seven-year, $11.6 billion cloud computing agreement with Anthropic, a deal that could expand to $20 billion and underscores the surging demand for AI infrastructure beyond GPUs. The partnership gives Akamai a major foothold in enterprise-scale cloud computing while Anthropic gains access to distributed infrastructure designed to support its growing CPU workloads.

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Science, Space & Research7h ago

Silence Laboratories Bets on Cryptography to Secure Data for the Quantum Era

Palo Alto-based Silence Laboratories is building privacy-first infrastructure that lets organisations compute on sensitive data without exposing the raw information, using Multi-Party Computation and Zero-Knowledge Proofs. The startup says its technology is already serving clients across banking, fintech and digital assets, while it prepares for the next wave of quantum-era security threats.

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Global Economy & Central Banks7h ago

U.S. Regulators Seek Comment on New Third-Party Risk Rules as Banks Face Tighter Oversight of Core Providers

U.S. banking regulators on September 11, 2026, asked for public comment on proposed guidance designed to help banks and credit unions manage risks tied to third-party relationships, including vendors and service providers that increasingly underpin core operations. The agencies said the new framework is meant to be principles-based, non-binding, and tailored to the risks of individual relationships, while also signaling a separate supervisory focus on community banks' engagement with core service providers.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace10h ago

Chinese AI Models Surge in Global Use, Raising Alarm in Washington

Chinese artificial intelligence models are rapidly gaining traction with companies around the world, according to usage data shared with CNBC, even as U.S. officials move to contain Beijing's technological rise. The shift is intensifying concern in Washington that cheaper, increasingly capable Chinese systems could erode America's AI lead and extend China's influence across emerging markets.

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