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AMD projects its data center revenue to surpass $100 billion within five years, as CEO Dr. Lisa Su forecasts the global data center market reaching $1 trillion by 2030. Speaking at the company’s Financial Analyst Day, Su said growth will hinge on soaring AI compute demand. Backed by a 6GW GPU deal with OpenAI and the upcoming MI450 AI chip series, AMD aims to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in large-scale AI infrastructure.

Meta plans to invest $600 billion in U.S. digital infrastructure by 2028, marking one of the largest spending pledges in tech history. The company said the funds will fuel AI data center construction and workforce expansion as part of its push toward “superintelligence for everyone.” Analysts, however, question how Meta will finance the massive outlay, which far exceeds its annual revenue and ongoing projects like the $27 billion Hyperion site in Louisiana.

CoreWeave’s revenue backlog soared to $55.6 billion in Q3, doubling within a quarter as demand for AI cloud infrastructure surged. Quarterly revenue climbed 134% year-on-year to $1.4 billion, while adjusted EBITDA hit $838 million. The company added 120MW of new data center capacity and launched object storage and federal cloud offerings. Despite a delayed facility project, CoreWeave expects 2025 revenue between $5.05–$5.15 billion, signaling continued aggressive expansion.

Google will invest $6.41 billion in Germany between 2026 and 2029 to expand its data center footprint and strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure. The company plans to build a new facility in Dietzenbach and enlarge its existing site in Hanau, both in Hesse. The project will create around 9,000 indirect jobs and support Germany’s push to modernize its economy and attract global tech investment.

A new report from Coherent Market Insights projects sustained growth for the global U.S. Smart Web Hosting Market through 2032, driven by cloud adoption, data privacy demands, and AI-powered infrastructure. The study highlights major players including GoDaddy, Bluehost, AWS, and DigitalOcean, examining trends across shared, VPS, and managed hosting segments. With an increased focus on collaboration, innovation, and cybersecurity, the market is positioned for significant expansion.

Web hosting provider bodHOST has rolled out its Black Friday 2025 offers, featuring discounts of up to 50% across web, cloud, VPS, reseller, and dedicated hosting plans. The limited-time deals include “Buy 1 Year, Get 1 Year Free” on web hosting, alongside notable savings on managed and self-managed solutions. The company aims to make enterprise-grade hosting more affordable for individuals, startups, and growing businesses.