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Microsoft Reportedly Rethinks Neocloud Deals With IREN, Nebius, Nscale Over Delays and Costs

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Microsoft, which signed tens of billions of dollars in contracts with upstart data center operators to meet AI and cloud demand, is souring on neocloud providers IREN, Nebius, and Nscale due to delays and costs.

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  1. 2026-11-05 15:42 · Bloomberg AI
    Microsoft Sours on Neoclouds IREN, Nebius, Nscale on Delays, Costs

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