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Microsoft Signs $9.7 Billion Cloud Deal With IREN

Microsoft Signs $9.7 Billion Cloud Deal With IREN as AI Demand Swells

Data center owner and operator IREN said on Monday it has signed a cloud services contract worth about $9.7 billion with Microsoft to provide the tech giant with access to Nvidia's GB300 processors ov...

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Microsoft $9.7 billion deal with IREN will give it access to Nvidia chips

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IREN Ltd. (IREN) Rockets to New High on New $15.5-Billion Deals with Microsoft, Dell

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Microsoft Gets U.S. Approval to Export Nvidia Chips to UAE

Microsoft MSFT -1.51% said it has secured U.S. approval to ship the latest Nvidia NVDA -0.20% artificial-intelligence chips to the United Arab Emirates.

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US allows Microsoft to ship Nvidia AI chips to use in UAE for first time

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Microsoft enters $9.7B contract with IREN that gives it access to Nvidia chips

IREN lands $9.7bn contract to power Microsoft with Nvidia GB300 GPUs

IREN will acquire GPUs and related equipment through a purchase agreement with Dell valued at approximately $5.8bn.

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IREN, Cipher Bag Billion-Dollar AI Deals: Which Company Is Next?

AI infrastructure providers are partnering with tech giants and cloud leaders as AI projects secure the power and hardware they need.

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IREN's Got Room For More Than Just Microsoft

IREN Limited stock surged after a $9.7B, 5-year Microsoft deal. Click for why analysts are bullish and how AI demand could boost IREN stock further.

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Microsoft-IREN deal: Tech giant inks $9.7 billion AI cloud pact for Nvidia chips; aims to bolster data centre capacity amid soaring AI demand

Microsoft has secured a $9.7 billion cloud services agreement with Australian AI infrastructure provider IREN, gaining access to Nvidia chips to meet

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Microsoft signs US$9.7 billion contract with IREN for Nvidia chips

Data centre owner and operator IREN said on Monday it has signed a nearly US$9.7 billion cloud services contract with Microsoft to provide the tech giant with access to Nvidia’s GB300 processors over a five-year period.