AWS revenue rose 39% in Q3, but Amazon’s $75.9 billion in quarterly capital spending pushed trailing free cash flow to minus $42.4 billion.
Amazon Is Backing AWS’s Five-Year Growth Pace With Cash And AI Investment
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PsiQuantum Unveils Optical Circuit Switch For AI Data Centers
PsiQuantum reports an 8×8 optical-switch demo with 1.2 dB insertion loss and under 3 ms reconfiguration, and is sharing samples with selected prospects.
AI SRE: What Is It, How Could It Change On-call – And Does It Work?
AI incident tools are drawing interest as pages rise, but current systems mainly investigate and triage incidents; autonomous production fixes remain limited.
Most Home Labs Don’t Need A Proxmox Cluster, And Proxmox’s Own Datacenter Manager Is The Reason
An XDA Developers report argues that Proxmox Datacenter Manager can provide a central view of separate home lab servers without clustering them.
Active Incident At Dreamhost Forcing Password Reset
DreamHost is requiring affected account owners to reset email and FTP/SFTP passwords. Its File Manager remains unavailable, according to the status page.
FreeDNS
FreeDNS describes its free and paid DNS hosting tools and displays counts for members, domains, records and zones. No new launch is reported.
Uncloud Uses The Compose Files I Already Made And Lets Me Spread The Work Across My Home Servers
Uncloud uses supported Docker Compose files to deploy services across Linux machines, with encrypted networking and built-in HTTPS routing.
NVIDIA GPUs Are Become Appreciating Assets In The Rental Space, With Models As Old As The A100 Reaching Up To A 143% Price Premium Due To AI Token Consumption
Ornn Data figures reported by a16z show rental rates for several NVIDIA GPUs rose in 2026, while demand and supply factors remain unclear.
Qblox Integrates NVIDIA DGX Spark With Quantum System Controller
Qblox says its NVQLink integration measured round-trip latency below 7.2 microseconds on NVIDIA DGX Spark, connecting GPU computing with quantum control.
Hosting Capacity Starts on a Building Site: What Stalls Data Centers This Week
Data centers are going up fast, and this week’s news is about permits, land, power and materials. On site, the schedule often hinges on something quieter: proving what was built before the raised floor and the ceiling close.
