Tokyo Stock Market Today: NTT, Sony Financial and TEPCO Dominate Most Active Stocks on Dec. 9, 2025

Tokyo, December 9, 2025 — The Tokyo Stock Exchange saw brisk trading on Tuesday as investors navigated a powerful overnight earthquake, a steadier yen and global jitters ahead of this week’s pivotal U.S. Federal Reserve meeting. The Nikkei 225 inched up 0.14% to close at 50,651.75, while semiconductor shares outperformed, pushing the Nikkei Semiconductor Stock Index about 0.75% higher. indexes.nikkei.co.jp

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AI’s Wild 48 Hours: Apple Opens Wallet, Musk Bends to EU, Breakthrough AI Models & More (July 31–Aug 1, 2025)

AI’s Wild 48 Hours: Apple Opens Wallet, Musk Bends to EU, Breakthrough AI Models & More (July 31–Aug 1, 2025)

In sum, the last two days brought a flood of AI developments: breakthrough research in security and science, major corporate bets, significant policy maneuvers, and continued market euphoria around all things AI. It’s a vivid snapshot of the AI revolution in mid-2025: frenetic, multi-faceted, and touching every arena from Big Tech boardrooms to government corridors to research labs. As AI advances at breakneck speed, expect the news cycle to be just as intense in the days to come.
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Global Data Center Infrastructure & Colocation Industry Update (June–July 2025)

Global Data Center Infrastructure & Colocation Industry Update (June–July 2025)

Hyperscalers Double Down on Capacity: Cloud giants are racing to build new facilities worldwide to meet soaring AI and cloud demand. Amazon Web Services announced a $10 billion investment in North Carolina to develop an AI-focused data center campus, creating 500 jobs governor.nc.gov governor.nc.gov. “Amazon’s $10 billion investment in North Carolina underscores our commitment to driving innovation and advancing the future of cloud computing and AI,” said David Zapolsky, Amazon’s Chief Global Affairs Officer governor.nc.gov. AWS is also expanding globally – with plans for new data centers in Chile, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan – as CEO Matt Garman confirmed the company’s “breakneck” expansion pace to support AI workloads datacenterknowledge.com. Similarly, Alibaba Cloud launched its second data center in South Korea in June 2025 to provide “more resilient and adaptable cloud environments…fostering AI innovation” amid surging local demand datacenterdynamics.com datacenterdynamics.com. The Chinese cloud provider’s CEO pledged $52.7 billion to build a unified global network, already adding a new region in Mexico and a second Thailand site this year datacenterdynamics.com.
8 July 2025
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