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In a bold move that signals the intensifying race for artificial intelligence infrastructure dominance, Google and Blackstone Group have partnered to create a new AI-focused cloud company designed to compete with fast-growing rivals like CoreWeave.
The joint venture, announced Monday, will center around deploying Google’s proprietary AI chips and cloud technology to power next-generation artificial intelligence workloads. Blackstone plans to inject approximately $5 billion in equity capital into the initiative and will reportedly maintain a majority ownership stake.
The partnership reflects the growing global demand for specialized AI computing infrastructure as companies rush to support increasingly complex generative AI models and enterprise AI applications. By combining Google’s advanced hardware ecosystem with Blackstone’s massive financial backing, the new venture aims to position itself as a serious competitor in the rapidly expanding AI cloud market.
Industry analysts view the move as part of a broader shift in the tech landscape, where cloud providers are no longer competing solely on storage and computing power, but also on access to AI-optimized chips, scalable data centers, and energy-efficient infrastructure.
Google has been aggressively investing in its custom Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), which are designed specifically for machine learning and AI tasks. These chips have become a critical part of Google’s strategy to reduce dependence on third-party semiconductor providers while enhancing performance for AI developers and enterprises.
Meanwhile, Blackstone continues to expand its footprint in digital infrastructure investments, including data centers and cloud ecosystems, areas that have seen explosive growth alongside the AI boom.
Although the companies have not yet revealed the name of the new venture, the announcement immediately sparked interest across both the technology and financial sectors, with many seeing the partnership as a direct challenge to emerging AI cloud leaders and traditional hyperscalers alike.
As demand for AI computing capacity continues to surge worldwide, this collaboration could reshape the competitive dynamics of the cloud industry over the coming years.#GoogleDocsMagic
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A group of Argentine lawmakers is preparing to take action to accelerate the Libra probe after new data linking President Milei to some individuals behind the token launch was recently made public.
The congressional commission that investigated the Libra event is reportedly launching two complaints against Eduardo Taiano, the prosecutor in charge of the case, for not acting expeditiously, even though he had several key elements to advance the investigation.
The first complaint accuses Taiano of hindering the Congress’s work, as he rejected a request seeking to force government officials to clarify their links to the token and did not allow the commission to access the case files that had recently been made public.
Another complaint alleges that Taiano was covering up evidence to protect President Milei, his sister Karian Milei, and other individuals linked to the presidential group.
Maximiliano Ferraro, former president of this commission, directly referred to Milei as a part of the Libra launch, highlighting that the Argentine president was the “protagonist and necessary participant” of a “multi-million-dollar act of corruption and of the misappropriation of the presidential office”.
Ferraro also called to request that Milei, his sister Karina, former Chief of Staff of Advisors to the President of the Nation Demian Reidel, and Milei’s advisor Santiago Caputo, disclose their communications with Mauricio Novelli on Libra’s launch day.
In addition, they will also promote a possible interpellation of Manuel Adorni, Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers, and Secretary Karina Milei.
All indicates that the case is facing a breaking point, and that Taiano is at the center of it.
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What Really Happened
About 183 million email+password combinations were added to the Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) database.
The data comes not from a Google server breach, but from infostealer malware — malicious software that infects devices and steals login details locally.
The leak includes plaintext passwords, along with the website URL, email address, and the password.
In a sample of ~94,000 records, 92% of them were already known from prior leaks.
But around 16.4 million credentials in the dataset are new — they haven’t appeared in public breaches before.
Some users confirmed that the exposed passwords still worked for their Gmail accounts.
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What Google Says
Google denies a “Gmail breach”: they say their infrastructure wasn’t hacked.
According to Google, the leak comes from malware-infected devices — not from Google’s own servers.
Google recommends:
1. Turn on 2-Step Verification (2FA)
2. Use passkeys instead of passwords for stronger security.
3. Reset your password if it appears in large leaked credential dumps.
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Why This Matters
Because many people reuse passwords, attackers could use these leaked credentials in credential stuffing attacks (trying the same password on many sites).
Infostealer malware is especially dangerous: it bypasses traditional organizational defenses by stealing directly from user devices.
Even if most credentials are “old,” the newly leaked ones (16.4M) represent fresh risk.
Long-term threat: these credentials can be exploited for a long time, especially if users don’t improve their security practices.
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✅ What You Should Do (If You're a Gmail User)
1. Check Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) to see if your email appears in the leak.
2. If your credentials are exposed, change your password, especially if you’re reusing it on other sites.
3. Enable 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) — this adds a crucial extra layer of protection.
4. Use a password manager to generate and store strong, unique passwords.
5. Keep your device clean: use antivirus / anti-malware, avoid installing suspicious software, and update your system regularly.
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Bottom Line
This is not a Gmail server hack — but a massive credential dump collected via malware from users’ devices.
The scale is worrying (183M!), but most of the data is recycled. Still, the newly exposed credentials are a real threat.
The incident highlights how important good password hygiene and strong authentication (2FA / passkeys) are in today’s threat landscape.
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China promete denunciar EUA na OMC após tarifa de 10% imposta por Trump
Pequim considera a tarifa adicional de 10% sobre importações chinesas uma 'violação grave' das regras de comércio#AltcoinRevolution2028
A China prometeu retaliar contra os EUA após o presidente Donald Trump assinar neste sábado (1º) uma ordem executiva impondo uma tarifa adicional de 10% sobre importações da segunda maior economia do mundo.#GoogleDocsMagic
Em um comunicado divulgado neste domingo (2), o Ministério do Comércio da China prometeu apresentar uma “denúncia” contra os EUA na Organização Mundial do Comércio (OMC), condenando a tarifa geral como uma “violação grave” das regras internacionais de comércio. Pequim disse que “tomará medidas de contração correspondentes para defender firmemente seus próprios direitos e interesses”, sem entrar em detalhes.
Trump desferiu a primeira salva de sua guerra comercial no sábado. Além dos 10% sobre produtos importantes da China, ele impos taxas de 25% sobre o Canadá e o México, alegando uma falha em impedir o fluxo de migrantes não documentados e drogas ilegais. Essa ação, apenas duas semanas após o início de seu segundo mandato, mostra que o líder dos EUA está sério em seguir com as promessas de restrições comerciais tanto contra adversários quanto seus próprios aliados.
“A prática de impor tarifas não é construtiva e minará inevitavelmente a futura cooperação entre os dois lados no controle de drogas”, disse o Ministério das Relações Exteriores da China em um comunicado separado.