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• Liberty Global agreed to sell the tower assets of its Dutch subsidiary, VodafoneZiggo, to a joint venture owned by DigitalBridge, TD Greystone Infrastructure, and L&G. • The transaction is valued at €669 million ($779 million). • Liberty Global will use the proceeds to reduce debt across the Ziggo Group, which manages its interests in Telenet and VodafoneZiggo.

• Google announced a €13bn investment to build a data center project in Finland. • The funding includes allocations for clean energy projects, nuclear power pacts, and community funds for local biodiversity and education. • This project is expected to create tens of thousands of jobs for the local workforce.

• Google announced on Wednesday that it will invest at least €13 billion in Finnish data centers and digital infrastructure over the next two years. • The funding will support infrastructure across four municipalities, clean energy projects, and local initiatives for biodiversity, education, and research. • This represents Google's largest single investment in Europe to date, leveraging Finland's cheap power and favorable climate for AI operations.

• Google committed $13 billion to develop Finland's digital infrastructure over the next two years. • This investment, the company's largest in Europe to date, will fund data center construction, strategic infrastructure, clean energy, and nature restoration. • The funding expands cloud computing capacity and digital connectivity for the European market.

• Google will invest €13 billion across four Finnish data center sites during 2027 and 2028. • The expansion is supported by a 22-year nuclear agreement in Loviisa, 629MW of new wind power, and a 94MW battery. • This massive energy investment allows the company to secure its own power supply as Nordic grids struggle to absorb the high electricity demand of large data centers.

• Google announced it will invest an additional €13 billion in Finland to develop data centers and supporting infrastructure. • This funding represents the search engine giant's largest single investment in Europe to date. • The capital will support clean energy projects and community funds for local biodiversity, education, research, and workforce development.

• Google is investing at least 13 billion euros in Finnish data centers and supporting infrastructure between 2027 and 2028. • The company is securing grid capacity through a combination of nuclear, wind, and battery energy deals. • This investment represents Google's largest commitment to date for infrastructure in Finland to support its artificial intelligence capabilities.

• Goldman Sachs projects that China's AI revenue will reach US$13 billion, driven by significant technological breakthroughs and increased adoption. • The bank specifically raised year-end Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) forecasts for Hong Kong-listed firms Zhipu AI to US$2.5 billion and MiniMax to US$1 billion. • This growth is attributed to Chinese AI models reducing operational costs, enhancing capabilities, and capturing a larger share of the global token market.

• Amazon has increased its investment in India's AI infrastructure by $13 billion, bringing its total projected spending to $48 billion by 2030. • This massive capital injection aims to establish India as a central backbone for global AI development and infrastructure. • The move underscores the strategic importance of India's tech ecosystem in scaling advanced artificial intelligence capabilities worldwide.

• Amazon has announced an additional $13 billion investment in India's cloud and AI infrastructure, raising its total committed spending in the country to $48 billion. • The funding is slated for deployment through 2030, focusing on expanding the nation's digital capabilities and AI ecosystem. • This move underscores Amazon's strategic effort to compete in the rapidly growing Indian market and support the country's digital transformation.

• Amazon has announced a new $13 billion investment aimed at expanding its AI infrastructure within India. • This move is part of a broader global trend where major tech companies are racing to establish robust AI capabilities and data centers in the region. • The investment signifies Amazon's commitment to scaling its cloud and artificial intelligence services to capture the growing Indian digital market.

The earnings from the tournament in the US, Mexico and Canada will make it the most lucrative competition in the history of sport, even if some of the 48 competing countries say they are struggling to make ends meetA World Cup that Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, billed at the draw last December as “the greatest event that humanity has ever seen” will certainly be the most lucrative competition in sporting history.Fifa has spent the last few years upgrading its revenue projections, with the most recent financial report stating that the world governing body will make $13bn (£9.6bn) from the four-year cycle culminating in this summer’s tournament, almost $9bn of which will be brought in this year. Continue reading...