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May, 2026 : Ahrefs Finds Google AI Overviews Reduce Clicks by 58%
📅 - Google's AI-generated search summaries are now diverting substantially more traffic away from websites than they did less than a year ago, according to new research from marketing platform Ahrefs, intensifying concerns among publishers, retailers, and marketers already grappling with the economics of a search ecosystem increasingly designed to answer questions without referrals.
The numbers are uncomfortable.
Ahrefs says Google's AI Overviews now reduce clickthrough rates to top-ranking organic results by 58%, sharply worse than the 34.5% decline it measured roughly eight months earlier. Put differently, for every 100 clicks that previously reached the highest-ranked page, Google now [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
📅 - Huawei Says AI Data Centers Must Be Built Around Power - Huawei is reframing the AI data center problem around electricity rather than compute, arguing that future AI infrastructure will be constrained less by chips than by power delivery, cooling systems, and grid interaction as workloads become denser, more volatile, and increasingly difficult to sustain economically at scale.
That argument sat at the center of Huawei's latest AI data center strategy unveiled in Dongguan, where the company gathered energy providers, telecom operators, infrastructure specialists, and computing vendors around a relatively uncomfortable idea for the industry: the next bottleneck in AI may not be silicon.
It may be the grid.
For years, AI infrastructure [...]
📅 - Anthropic Acquires Stainless, Used Across Rival AI Labs - Anthropic has acquired developer tooling startup Stainless, a move that quietly gives the AI company control over software infrastructure widely used by rivals including OpenAI, Google, and Cloudflare, while shutting down hosted products relied upon across the increasingly competitive market for agent-based software development and integration tools.
On paper, this looks like a talent acquisition wrapped around developer infrastructure. Underneath, something more consequential may be happening.
AI companies increasingly compete less on models alone and more on ecosystems - the connective tissue between models, software, APIs, enterprise systems, and developer workflows. Agents capable of [...]
📅 - AI Workloads Drive Arelion to Expand 400G Connectivity - Arelion is upgrading its AI-focused connectivity portfolio with higher-capacity 400G Ethernet services, reflecting a growing reality inside enterprise and hyperscale infrastructure: GPU clusters and distributed AI systems increasingly depend not only on compute, but on private, low-latency transport able to survive network disruptions without slowing operations.
The networking conversation around AI still leans heavily toward chips. NVIDIA supply. GPU density. Power constraints.
Less attention lands on what happens between those expensive compute clusters.
Training large models and running distributed inference workloads increasingly requires moving enormous volumes of data between [...]
📅 - Rad Web Hosting Announces New Data Center Location in Tokyo, Japan - Rad Web Hosting Announces New Data Center Location in Tokyo, Japan New Tokyo location expands Rad Web Hosting's footprint, strengthens Asia-Pacific connectivity, and gives businesses options for low-latency hosting deployments.
"Launching a data center location in Tokyo allows us to provide customers with a powerful new option for hosting applications, websites, platforms, and services closer to their users in Asia-Pacific."- Scott Claeys, CEO of Rad Web Hosting
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📅 - Dell Expands PowerEdge Servers for AI Data Centers - Dell Technologies is expanding its PowerEdge server portfolio with eleven new systems aimed at enterprises struggling to scale AI infrastructure without rebuilding aging data centers, while also widening private cloud options as cooling constraints, virtualization costs, staffing shortages, and infrastructure complexity increasingly shape enterprise technology decisions.
Enterprise AI has a physical problem.
For years, infrastructure discussions drifted toward abstraction. Cloud first. Software-defined everything. Hardware became something enterprises preferred not to think about unless procurement demanded attention. AI changed the mood quickly. Suddenly, organizations are rediscovering [...]
📅 - Dell, KIOXIA Target AI Storage Bottlenecks With 9.8PB - KIOXIA and Dell Technologies are trying to redraw the economics of AI infrastructure with a number designed to stop procurement teams mid-scroll: 9.8 petabytes of flash storage inside a single 2U server. The proposition is straightforward. Fewer boxes. Less power. Smaller footprints. The harder question is whether enterprises actually need this much density.
The system pairs Dell's PowerEdge R7725xd server with AMD EPYC processors and 40 KIOXIA LC9 NVMe SSDs, each carrying 245.76 terabytes. Put together, the companies say, the result is a storage configuration approaching 10 petabytes in a chassis small enough to disappear into conventional rack deployments.
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