The tech giant amped up its AI infrastructure spending plans for 2025. Over the next several weeks, companies will report financial and operating results for the second quarter of 2025. As usual, technology investors will be focused on one thing: artificial intelligence (AI). “Magnificent Seven” member Alphabet kicked things off earlier this week, reporting robust

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