Meta1. Meta and CoreWeave: CoreWeave and Meta signed an agreement worth $14 billion to support Meta's computing power. 2. Meta and Oracle: Oracle is negotiating a multi-year cloud computing deal worth around $20 billion with Meta, a move that reflects the social media giant's active search for faster access to computing resources. 3. Meta and Google: Reuters reported in August that Google and Meta reached a six-year cloud computing agreement worth more than $10 billion. 4. Meta and Scale AI: Meta bought 49% of Scale AI's shares for about $14.3 billion and “stole” Scale AI founder Alexander Wang, who played an important role in Meta's AI strategy. Google 1. Google and Texas: Google will invest $40 billion in three new data centers in Texas by 2027, while also continuing to expand its Midlothian Campus and Dallas Cloud region in Texas, both of which are part of its 42 global cloud regional networks. 2. Google and Windsurf: Google has brought in several core technicians from the AI code generation startup Windsurf and will pay $2.4 billion in license fees to obtain and use parts of Windsurf's technology in a non-exclusive way. Other major transactions 1. Nebius Group and Microsoft: Nebius Group signed a five-year contract with Microsoft to provide GPU infrastructure capacity worth $17.4 billion. 2. Intel and SoftBank: SoftBank injected $2 billion into Intel to become one of the top ten shareholders of the troubled US chipmaker. 3. Tesla and Samsung: Tesla and Samsung have reached a $16.5 billion chip purchase agreement. The next AI6 chip will be manufactured at Samsung's new plant in Texas. 4. Amazon and Anthropic: Amazon invested an additional $4 billion in OpenAI competitor Anthropic, doubling its total investment.

Meta1. Meta and CoreWeave: CoreWeave and Meta signed an agreement worth $14 billion to support Meta's computing power. 2. Meta and Oracle: Oracle is negotiating a multi-year cloud computing deal worth around $20 billion with Meta, a move that reflects the social media giant's active search for faster access to computing resources. 3. Meta and Google: Reuters reported in August that Google and Meta reached a six-year cloud computing agreement worth more than $10 billion. 4. Meta and Scale AI: Meta bought 49% of Scale AI's shares for about $14.3 billion and “stole” Scale AI founder Alexander Wang, who played an important role in Meta's AI strategy. Google 1. Google and Texas: Google will invest $40 billion in three new data centers in Texas by 2027, while also continuing to expand its Midlothian Campus and Dallas Cloud region in Texas, both of which are part of its 42 global cloud regional networks. 2. Google and Windsurf: Google has brought in several core technicians from the AI code generation startup Windsurf and will pay $2.4 billion in license fees to obtain and use parts of Windsurf's technology in a non-exclusive way. Other major transactions 1. Nebius Group and Microsoft: Nebius Group signed a five-year contract with Microsoft to provide GPU infrastructure capacity worth $17.4 billion. 2. Intel and SoftBank: SoftBank injected $2 billion into Intel to become one of the top ten shareholders of the troubled US chipmaker. 3. Tesla and Samsung: Tesla and Samsung have reached a $16.5 billion chip purchase agreement. The next AI6 chip will be manufactured at Samsung's new plant in Texas. 4. Amazon and Anthropic: Amazon invested an additional $4 billion in OpenAI competitor Anthropic, doubling its total investment.