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The Global Technology Industry Association GTIA has released the full agenda for ChannelCon 2026, its flagship IT channel event set for August 3–5 in San Diego. This year’s program highlights a strong focus on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, partner growth, and workforce transformation across the IT services ecosystem. Organizers say the agenda is designed to move beyond...

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Open-source database platform Supabase has become one of the fastest-growing infrastructure startups in the AI era, after raising a $500 million Series F round that pushed its valuation to $10 billion, effectively doubling it in just eight months. The milestone cements Supabase as a “decacorn” and signals how quickly developer tools tied to AI application building are scaling in...

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In a dramatic cross-industry tie-up that reshapes the AI infrastructure landscape, Google has agreed to pay Elon Musk’s SpaceX a staggering $920 million per month to lease a massive pool of artificial intelligence computing power. The blockbuster contract, disclosed in a fresh Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, establishes a direct bridge between the tech giant and...

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Blue Origin says it is working toward resuming flights of its New Glenn rocket before the end of 2026, despite a recent explosion during a ground test that significantly damaged its Cape Canaveral launch infrastructure. The company, founded by Jeff Bezos, is now under pressure to repair the launch site and restore flight readiness as it tries to keep pace in the increasingly com...

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Microsoft has unveiled a drastic architectural redesign for its next-generation data centers. Speaking at the Microsoft Build conference, CEO Satya Nadella announced that the company's newly engineered "AI Superfactories" will slash ongoing water consumption to levels comparable to a single neighborhood restaurant - a massive departure from legacy facilities that draw down milli...

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