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Major tech companies are making significant advancements in cloud and AI infrastructure, highlighted by Google’s $9 billion investment in Oklahoma for new data center development. This underscores the industry’s ongoing expansion of computational capacity to support next-generation AI technologies. In parallel, Meta is evolving its data warehouse to address the increasing complexity of secure, efficient data access for both human users and AI agents. Key trends include investment in scalable infrastructure, adoption of agentic solutions for data management, and a strong emphasis on security, context-aware access, and productivity enhancements to support sophisticated AI applications.
Google is investing in infrastructure and an AI-ready workforce in Oklahoma.
Source: Google AI
Google announced a $9 billion investment in Oklahoma over the next two years for cloud and AI infrastructure development. This investment will contribute to the creation of a new data center.
Creating AI agent solutions for warehouse data access and security
Source: Meta AI
The blog post discusses Meta’s evolution of its data warehouse to enhance productivity and security for human users and AI agents. They are developing agents to streamline data access requests and enhance security measures using guardrails like auditing systems. The article explains the challenges in managing data access as AI systems grow, leading to the need for agentic solutions. It introduces user and owner agents to manage data access efficiently. The post also covers how the data warehouse is structured and evolving to accommodate the agentic system, focusing on intention and context management for effective data access and control. Additionally, it delves into the concept of partial data preview and the capabilities required for seamless and secure data exploration.