
Microsoft Is Now Buying Mistral's Compute, Not Selling It
Microsoft's expanded multibillion-dollar Mistral pact reverses their 2024 roles — Microsoft now buys European GPU capacity and ships Mistral's models to regulated firms.
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TECHi reporting and analysis covering Enterprise AI. 12 articles, newest first.

Microsoft's expanded multibillion-dollar Mistral pact reverses their 2024 roles — Microsoft now buys European GPU capacity and ships Mistral's models to regulated firms.

OpenAI, Meta, NVIDIA/ServiceNow, and Google shipped enterprise agent platforms in a month — and disagree on what the product is. The market-structure read for buyers.

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Grok 4.3 reaches Bedrock through Mantle, but runtime incompatibility, regional limits, retention, and retry behavior make enterprise portability conditional.

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The best enterprise AI security platforms of 2026 - Check Point, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike - compared by approach and best fit.

C3.ai reports June 3 with Tom Siebel back as CEO, restructuring under way, cash burn still heavy and enterprise AI on trial.

A research-based forecast of AI progress through 2036, covering agents, science, jobs, energy, regulation, and infrastructure.

xAI's Grok Build brings terminal coding agents, headless automation, plugins, MCP and enterprise controls into the race with Codex and Claude Code.

Palantir's $1.63B Q1 print is real. But at 87x forward earnings, the market is pricing an AIP revenue line the company does not separately disclose.

Dell stock is riding a $43B AI server backlog, but rising receivables, financing exposure and component costs raise a sharper risk.