Microsoft Melts Down While Nvidia Nosedives: The AI Power Struggle Gets Messy
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Microsoft Melts Down While Nvidia Nosedives: The AI Power Struggle Gets Messy
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Tech Industry Daily: Breaking News and Analysis for January 24, 2026. Listeners, Microsoft yesterday resolved a widespread outage across its 365 suite, including Outlook and Teams, which spiked reports on Downdetector and disrupted global workflows, according to Reuters. This follows recent FAANG stock dips, with Nvidia down nine percent to around 109 dollars, Amazon off four point three percent near 192 dollars, and Microsoft sliding three point eight percent to about 393 dollars, as noted in market updates from TradingView and YouTube analysts.
In AI infrastructure, US energy officials tapped data centers' diesel generators as grid backups amid winter storm threats, per the Wall Street Journal, highlighting AI's collision with power constraints. Nvidia is reportedly boosting its Vera Rubin platform's power and memory for hyperscalers, says Toms Hardware, while Upscale AI raised 200 million dollars for advanced interconnects, according to HPCwire.
Startups shone too: Symbiotic Security secured 10 million dollars in seed funding to secure AI-generated code, Tech Startups reports, and Chata Technologies grabbed 10 million dollars in Series A for deterministic AI in finance. Meanwhile, TikTok finalized a deal for a new American entity, averting a US ban, as covered by Lockhaven Express.
Market trends favor AI enablers like Micron, with analysts forecasting strong buys and 30 percent price target hikes post-earnings, per Investing.com. Regulatory pressures intensify in the tech cold war over supply chains, notes Modern Diplomacy.
For businesses, diversify cloud dependencies and prioritize energy-resilient AI setups. Consumers, watch for stable services amid outages. Looking ahead, expect tighter grid oversight and interconnect innovations to define AI scaling.
Practical takeaway: Investors, eye Micron and Oracle for AI memory and enterprise plays with upside potential.
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