AI’s Infrastructure Boom Runs Into Copyright Fire
Monday, June 29, 2026 · 8 min
GS Group’s 30 trillion won AI data-center plan leads a week of hard-infrastructure bets, with Amazon expanding AWS in India, AMD and Rackspace locking in 30 MW of compute, and the New York Times sharpening its Microsoft-OpenAI copyright claims.
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GS Group’s 30 trillion won AI data-center plan leads a week of hard-infrastructure bets, with Amazon expanding AWS in India, AMD and Rackspace locking in 30 MW of compute, and the New York Times sharpening its Microsoft-OpenAI copyright claims.
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