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    AI Changes SaaS Business Models: From Seat-Based to Outcome-Based Pricing

    The SaaS industry is shifting from seat-based pricing models as AI-driven software agents handle tasks autonomously. This has implications for how companies price their products and the value they offer. Traditional…

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    Unite.AI
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    Maryland data center deal offers $110M in community benefits to ease AI infrastructure fears

    Data center developers in Frederick County, Maryland, have proposed a $110 million community benefits package, reportedly the largest of its kind in the US, to secure approval for the Frederick Digital Campus. The…

    1 source
    Tom's Hardware
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    Alphabet's $50B Cloud Business Gives It AI Edge

    Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian revealed that Google’s custom AI chips (TPUs) are more than twice the size of its next-closest competitor, Amazon. Alphabet is sitting on a rapidly growing $50 billion business from TPU…

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    fool.com
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    KOSPI Drops 3.26% as AI Spending Concerns, Oil Prices, and Rate Hikes Hit Tech

    The South Korean benchmark KOSPI fell 3.26% to 6,684.37 on Monday, marking a third straight loss as worries over U.S. rate hikes, soaring oil prices and a perceived slowdown in AI spending weighed on the market.…

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    ibtimes.com.au
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    Samsung and SK Hynix decline KEPCO's $18 B prepayment proposal for semiconductor power

    Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have refused Korea Electric Power Corp.’s offer to prepay a combined 25 trillion won (about $18 billion) for five years of electricity. KEPCO sought roughly 20 trillion won from Samsung…

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    ijr.com
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    Z.ai shares drop over 10% after announcing $5 billion fundraising round

    Z.ai, a Beijing‑based artificial‑intelligence firm, disclosed a plan to raise roughly $5 billion through a new share placement and a zero‑coupon convertible bond issue. The company will sell up to 21.97 million new…

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    CNBC Technologyinvezz.com