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微软蝉联福布斯全球最佳雇主榜首,53家中国公司上榜
Bei Ke Cai Jing· 2025-10-10 07:56
Group 1 - Microsoft has been ranked as the world's best employer for two consecutive years according to Forbes [1] - Three companies from the IT software and services sector are in the top five of the global best employer list, including Microsoft, Alphabet (Google's parent company), and Adobe [1] - A total of 53 companies from mainland China made it to the Forbes global best employer list [1] Group 2 - State Grid Corporation, with 1,720,000 employees, is the largest among the listed Chinese companies [2] - Alibaba Group and Tencent Holdings, both in the IT software and services sector, have 124,320 and 110,600 employees respectively [2] - Other notable companies include China Construction Bank with 380,000 employees and China Ping An with 344,000 employees [2]
外媒:英国前首相苏纳克加入微软和Anthropic公司担任高级顾问,本人证实
Huan Qiu Wang· 2025-10-10 02:42
【环球网报道 记者 索炎琦】据英国《卫报》、路透社等媒体报道,英国前首相苏纳克已加入美国微软 公司和美国人工智能(AI)初创企业Anthropic公司担任高级顾问。《卫报》称,苏纳克也成为继英国 前副首相克莱格之后担任硅谷巨头有偿顾问的英国前高官。 同样报道相关消息的法新社称,ACOBA已在建议信中告知当前仍是英国议会议员的苏纳克不要代表上 述公司游说政府。 据介绍,苏纳克曾于2022年10月至2024年7月担任英国首相。法新社说,此前有报道称,苏纳克在去年 大选中落败后,正考虑前往硅谷工作。 《卫报》称,"英国商业任命咨询委员会(ACOBA)"当地时间周四(9日)发布了上述消息。路透社 称,苏纳克本人同日在美国职业社交网站"领英"上发帖证实新职,并表示这些职位的收入将全部捐赠给 他与妻子穆尔蒂共同创办的一家名为"里士满计划"的慈善机构。 路透社介绍,苏纳克将为Anthropic公司提供战略、宏观经济和地缘政治趋势方面的建议;在微软,苏 纳克将就宏观经济和地缘政治趋势提供战略视角。 ...
微软Azure最大危机曝光,美股AI太火把自家云“榨干”了?
3 6 Ke· 2025-10-10 02:02
Market Overview - The US stock market experienced increased volatility due to a lack of key economic data, with investors expressing concerns over potential bubble risks in previously high-performing tech stocks and cyclical assets, leading to significant profit-taking pressure [1] - Despite a late-session optimistic forecast regarding Microsoft’s data center demand, major indices such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow closed lower [1] - There is a noticeable sector rotation, with investors selling off economically sensitive sectors and shifting towards defensive sectors like healthcare and consumer staples, reflecting a hedge against macroeconomic uncertainty [1] Nvidia Developments - Nvidia continued its upward trend, reaching both intraday and closing historical highs, with a market capitalization nearing $4.7 trillion [3] - The US Department of Commerce has granted Nvidia an export license to sell chips worth billions to the United Arab Emirates, in line with a bilateral AI agreement established in May [3] Oracle's Performance - Oracle shares rose by 3.06%, driven by positive analyst ratings, with TD Cowen designating it as a "Top Pick" and Baird initiating coverage with an "Outperform" rating, highlighting strong growth potential in its AI business [4] Microsoft’s Supply Challenges - Microsoft predicts that the computing power shortage crisis will persist until 2026, with significant physical space and server shortages in key US data center regions, directly impacting new subscriptions for Azure cloud services [5] - The current supply constraints are more prolonged than previously indicated, with Azure expected to generate over $75 billion in revenue for FY2025, making the supply-demand imbalance particularly concerning [5][8] Dual Demand Impact - The capacity crisis is driven by two core demands: strong computational needs from AI and traditional cloud infrastructure, with Microsoft’s CTO noting that the demand for AI workloads has outpaced capacity expansion efforts [8] - Traditional workloads, including those from Microsoft’s Office suite and clients like OpenAI, are also contributing to the demand for computing resources [8] Client Strategies - Clients facing Azure capacity limitations are adopting pragmatic strategies, such as shifting to other cloud providers like AWS and Google Cloud, or utilizing multiple Azure regions while awaiting additional capacity [9] Microsoft’s Remedial Actions - Microsoft is actively seeking to balance supply and demand, with a spokesperson indicating that most Azure services still have available capacity for existing customers [10] - The company is guiding clients to other regions when preferred facilities are full, although this may increase system complexity and data transfer delays [11] Infrastructure Expansion and Supply Chain Issues - Microsoft has initiated a historic data center construction surge, adding over 2 gigawatts of capacity in the past year, yet faces significant delays due to supply chain bottlenecks affecting critical components [12] - The construction timeline for data centers can extend for years, complicating rapid expansion efforts amid ongoing global supply chain challenges [12]
当微软“AI信仰”撞上数据中心物理边界:AI大浪潮之下的“算力饥荒”愈演愈烈
Zhi Tong Cai Jing· 2025-10-10 00:28
Core Insights - Microsoft is facing a prolonged data center supply shortage, likely extending until 2026, which is longer than previously anticipated by management [1][4] - The demand for AI computing power continues to surge, with global AI startups raising a record $192.7 billion, indicating a fierce competition in the AI sector [1] - Major cloud providers, including Microsoft, Amazon, and Google, are struggling with supply constraints for high-performance AI servers and traditional cloud computing servers [2][3] Group 1: Data Center Supply Constraints - Microsoft’s internal forecasts indicate that new Azure subscriptions in key regions like Northern Virginia and Texas will be limited until mid-2026 due to severe shortages [2][4] - The shortage affects both AI GPU-based servers and traditional CPU-based cloud computing services, impacting Microsoft's Azure platform, which is projected to generate over $75 billion in revenue for FY2025 [3][6] - The ongoing supply constraints are attributed to the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure investments, which are driving the demand for new data centers [3][9] Group 2: Competitive Landscape and Market Dynamics - Microsoft, along with its competitors, has consistently reported an inability to meet all customer demands for cloud computing and AI capabilities over the past six quarters [6] - The AI infrastructure investment wave is expected to reach $2 trillion to $3 trillion, driven by unprecedented demand for AI computing resources [10] - Analysts have raised their forecasts for AI infrastructure spending among major tech companies, projecting a rise from $420 billion in 2026 to $490 billion [14]
微软办公软件套件服务在中断后恢复
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-10-09 23:48
Core Insights - Microsoft announced that the service disruption affecting its Office software suite has been resolved [1] - The issue was attributed to a misconfiguration in the network affecting parts of North America [1] - Initial reports indicated problems accessing Microsoft Teams and Exchange Online [1]
微软与Checkout.com达成技术合作,提升企业支付效能
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-10-09 23:48
Core Insights - Microsoft has announced a strategic technology partnership with Checkout.com to enhance digital payment efficiency for its merchant clients [1] Group 1 - The partnership involves a multi-year technology agreement [1] - Checkout.com will utilize Microsoft's Azure cloud infrastructure [1] - The collaboration aims to accelerate digital payment capabilities for Checkout.com's partner merchants [1]
AI时代算力需求井喷,消息称微软数据中心资源紧张超预期
Feng Huang Wang· 2025-10-09 23:17
微软首席技术官凯文·斯科特(Kevin Scott)曾在10月初表示,自从ChatGPT和GPT-4推出以来,"几乎不可 能以足够快的速度扩充算力容量","即使是我们最激进的预测,也一再被证明远远不够"。 这种情况比微软此前的预期更为严峻。今年7月,微软CFO艾米·胡德(Amy Hood)曾表示,当前的资源紧 张状况将持续至2025年底。据知情人士透露,数据中心容量不足不仅影响到运行AI常用图形处理器 (GPU)的服务器,也波及以中央处理器(CPU)为主、长期承担传统云服务运算任务的数据中心。 微软发言人表示,该公司在美国的大部分Azure服务和区域"仍具备可用容量,已部署工作负载的现有客 户可继续拓展业务"。该发言人称,若出现计划外需求激增的情况,公司将启动"容量保护措施",在其 整个数据中心网络间平衡客户需求。 AI对算力的巨大需求推动了新数据中心建设的热潮。但是,微软不仅在AI领域面临压力,其传统云基 础设施(支撑着互联网各类应用与网站)同样出现了需求紧张。据熟悉微软运营情况的知情人士透露,在 以CPU为主的工作负载中,OpenAI是微软最大的客户。(作者/箫雨) 凤凰网科技讯 北京时间10月10日,据 ...
微软预测:数据中心资源紧张危机将持续到2026年
Ge Long Hui A P P· 2025-10-09 22:39
格隆汇10月10日|微软数据中心短缺的持续时间将比该公司此前预计的更长,美国许多数据中心地区将 面临物理空间或服务器短缺的问题。据了解该公司内部预测的人士透露,在明年上半年之前,Azure云 服务的新订阅在一些关键的服务器场中心受到限制,包括北弗吉尼亚和德克萨斯州。缺乏可出租给客户 的服务器一直是云提供商反复关注的问题,微软、亚马逊和谷歌都描述了类似的限制,微软正在努力平 衡其数据中心舰队的客户需求。 ...
微软预测数据中心危机将持续到2026年
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen· 2025-10-09 19:19
Core Insights - Microsoft is facing a longer-than-expected duration of data center shortages, impacting its Azure cloud service subscriptions in key server locations [1] - The shortage of available servers for rental has been a recurring issue for cloud providers, including Microsoft, Amazon, and Google [1] - Microsoft is actively working to balance customer demand with its data center fleet capabilities [1] Summary by Categories Data Center Shortages - The duration of data center shortages will extend beyond previous estimates, particularly affecting regions in the U.S. [1] - Key server locations such as Northern Virginia and Texas will experience limitations on new Azure subscriptions until at least the first half of next year [1] Industry Context - The lack of rentable servers is a common challenge faced by major cloud providers, indicating a broader industry issue [1] - Microsoft, along with its competitors, is addressing these limitations as part of its operational strategy [1]
微软(MSFT.US)终止支持Windows 10,或成百思买(BBY.US)增长推力
智通财经网· 2025-10-09 13:45
Core Insights - Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 on October 14, leading to potential growth in computer sales for Best Buy as users seek to upgrade their systems [1][2] - The discontinuation of support for Windows 10 increases security risks for users who continue to operate on this outdated system [1] - The demand for commercial laptops and desktops has been rising, partly due to the Windows update cycle, with a 9.4% increase in global PC shipments in Q3 2025 [1] Company Insights - Best Buy is expected to benefit from the ongoing demand for Windows 10 device upgrades, which will support its computer sales in the coming quarters [2] - During a recent earnings call, Best Buy management noted a surge in desktop purchases during the pandemic, which has sustained usage demand over the past five years, indicating a shift towards a new upgrade cycle [2] Industry Insights - As of the end of last month, 61% of U.S. Windows users are on Windows 11, while 35% are still using Windows 10, with 4% on other versions, marking a historically high percentage of users on the soon-to-be unsupported system [1] - The current update cycle for PCs is expected to drive stronger-than-anticipated demand for desktop and laptop upgrades [2]