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The data center backtrack is the latest sign of shakiness from a major tech company after China’s DeepSeek spooked the industry.

Sarah Frier and Jillian Ward of Bloomberg News sent out the following on Thursday: The biggest technology companies, from Apple to OpenAI, are spending tens of billions on artificial intelligence infrastructure,

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Microsoft hasn’t backed off its plan for the current fiscal year but acknowledged that it may makes some infrastructure adjustments.

It is being reported that Microsoft has recently canceled several data center leases in the U.S., prompting concerns about its long-term AI infrastructure strategy. According to TD Cowen, the tech giant voided agreements amounting to "a couple of hundred megawatts" of capacity, roughly equivalent to two large data centers.

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When OpenAI released its frontier AI models, the industry discourse quickly shifted to AI ‘eating’ startups, particularly SaaS companies. Despite these concerns, one of the startups to have thrived in an AI-first landscape was Cursor.

Microsoft has withdrawn from data center leasing agreements worth 200MW, a report claims.