[New] Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta alone are expected to spend $700 billion on capital expenses in 2026, an increase of 60% from 2025.
Nieman Lab
[New] If Google ultimately introduces ads into Gemini, it would mark a major shift in how AI assistants are funded and could pressure rivals to revisit their own monetization strategies.
Tech Startups - Tech News, Tech Trends & Startup Fundin
[New] By acquiring a leading multicloud security platform, Google is signaling that cloud providers will no longer be content to provide compute and storage alone - they must bake security and assurance into the AI stack itself.
News, Events, Advertising Options
[New] Google has published patches for CVE-2026 - 0628, a high-severity vulnerability in Chrome's Gemini AI panel that allowed malicious extensions to inject code and access cameras and microphones.
Check Point Research
[New] Apple and Google will defend their existing ecosystems, attaching new forms of tolls to the agent layer.
WRAL
[New] While consumers have been widely expecting a touchscreen MacBook from Apple, most sources say it is not expected until at least late 2026.
ZDNet
[New] Apple is widely expected to continue its annual Mac refresh cycle in early 2026, making March a likely window for updated MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models.
Zanexa Tech
[New] Google has stated it will launch its first AI glasses product commercially within the year.
Seoul Economic Daily
[New] Apple is reportedly discussing whether Google's AI infrastructure could help power a revamped Siri, reflecting the reality that on-device gains alone may not be enough for Apple's next leap in assistant capability.
Tech Startups - Tech News, Tech Trends & Startup Fundin
[New] AI is commonly found in tools like virtual assistants, automated email spam filters, navigation apps like Google Maps that predict traffic, and recommendation engines such as Netflix or Spotify.
Mean CEO's BLOG
[New] Google's Tensor Processing Units will feature in about 78% of AI servers shipped to Google datacenters in 2026.
The Register
[New] With an estimated growth from 197 MW in 2024 to 511 MW by 2031, Poland stands out for its ability to attract selective hyperscale investment from Google, Microsoft, and AWS.
Pascal's Substack
[New] Integration with platforms such as Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Alexa will become increasingly seamless.
DOWNBEACH
[New] Large technology firms, including Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet, are projected to spend a substantial sum on data centers required for AI workloads that utilize Nvidia's hardware.
IndexBox Inc.
[New] Outside Phoenix, Arizona, TSMC (the world's largest chipmaker) is executing one of the largest construction projects in US history, a $165bn mammoth site featuring six chip plants where Apple will be the primary customer.
Dedicated Follower of Tech
[New] Apple is leveraging its massive purchasing power to spearhead a rebirth of American chip manufacturing, driven by a desire to secure its supply chain against geopolitical risks in Asia and ease political pressure.
Dedicated Follower of Tech
[New] Amazon Web Services will be the exclusive third-party cloud provider for OpenAI Frontier, the ChatGPT maker's enterprise platform for building and running AI agents.
ST
[New] Amazon said it plans to invest US$ 12 billion in data center campuses in Louisiana, to support AI and cloud computing.
Sophic Capital
[New] Even if no direct customer data is accessible, the combination of inference access, quota consumption, and possible integration with broader Google Cloud resources creates a risk profile that is materially different from the original billing-identifier model developers relied upon.
The Hacker News
[New] According to Bridgewater Associates, America's big four hyperscalers-Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft - are expected to collectively invest roughly $650 billion in AI infrastructure in 2026 alone, up from $410 billion in 2025.
usfunds
[New] Apple will spotlight Visual Intelligence across devices and is developing smart glasses, a pendant, and upgraded AirPods.
Glass Almanac
[New] Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta will collectively spend approximately $650 billion on data centers, chips, and power systems in 2026.
The Tech Buzz
Last updated: 15 March 2026
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