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A developer has published a write-up on running web hosting infrastructure independently of the major cloud hyperscalers such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. The piece covers self-hosting and smaller alternative providers as a way to keep costs down and avoid dependence on a handful of dominant companies. Readers are weighing the practical trade-offs of stepping away from the big cloud platforms.
- 2MediaTek Posts Record NT$168 Billion Quarterly Revenue●MediaTek’s record NT$168B Q3 revenue proves it is no longer just a budget smartphone chipmaker. By leveraging TSMC's 2nm
MediaTek reported record third-quarter revenue of NT$168 billion, underlining its shift beyond budget smartphone chips. Using TSMC's advanced 2nm and 3nm process nodes, the Taiwanese chip designer is moving into high-margin custom silicon and ASIC accelerators for Western hyperscale cloud providers, positioning itself as a serious competitor in the data centre AI market alongside established players.
- 3SpaceX spending and borrowing compared to telecom and hyperscalers●SpaceX: Spending Like A Telecom, Borrowing Like A Hyperscaler (NASDAQ:SPCX)
An analysis compares SpaceX's financial strategy to telecom companies in terms of capital spending on infrastructure, and to hyperscale cloud providers in terms of heavy borrowing. The piece examines how SpaceX funds Starlink expansion, launch operations and development programs at a scale typical of large network or data center operators rather than traditional aerospace firms. The article trades under the ticker SPCX on Nasdaq.