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Industry News
What's moving in compute.
News on the data processing equipment and infrastructure market that we follow for our clients and our investments.
November 2026
AMD's data-centre sales nearly double in a record quarter
Q3 revenue reached US$13.4B, with data centre at US$8.5B (+97%). The first Helios racks with Instinct MI450 GPUs are running at Anthropic, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI and Oracle.
Big Tech's 2026 capex heads past US$800 billion
Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and SpaceX spent about US$227B in the third quarter, and all five signal higher spending in 2027.
Intel's data-centre and AI sales jump 78%
Q3 revenue rose 21% to US$16.5B, led by the Data Center and AI group at US$7.3B.
SK hynix expects memory supply to trail demand through 2030
After record Q3 revenue of 104.6 trillion won, it says more than half of its 2027–28 capacity is already under long-term agreements.
Supermicro's quarter lands far above guidance
Preliminary Q1 FY2027 revenue of US$18.5–19.5B compares with guidance of US$14.5–15.5B.
Ottawa plans a 60 MW data centre for its cyber agency
Defence Construction Canada's advance notice puts the CSE facility at $1.5–1.8 billion, with the tender expected in 2027.
October 2026
NVIDIA and Oracle scale Vera Rubin to multiple gigawatts
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is expanding NVIDIA Vera Rubin deployments to multi-gigawatt scale and adding the NVIDIA Vera CPU.
BUZZ HPC lines up ~US$129M for a sovereign GB200 cluster
HIVE's subsidiary is financing NVIDIA GB200 systems to serve a Canadian sovereign AI contract with Cohere.
NVIDIA funds its suppliers to add accelerator capacity
Billion-dollar deals with six partners for substrates, advanced packaging, testing and optics are aimed at more GPU supply in 2027–28.
AMD to increase CPU and GPU supply in 2027
AMD is working with Taiwanese partners to expand production as demand for data-centre compute keeps outrunning supply.
Memory shortage pushes server costs and lead times up
AI demand is taking most DRAM and NAND output, so server memory and enterprise SSD prices keep rising and OEM lead times are longer.
Eco DC secures turbines for 2.1 GW of Canadian data-centre power
The Montreal company says 30 Dongfang gas turbines will supply dedicated power for AI infrastructure in Canada.
One supplier on both sides of the border.
In numbers we trust.