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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 squad of Argentine lawmakers is gearing up to ramp up the Libra investigation after fresh intel connected President Milei to some players behind the token launch hit the streets.
The congressional committee that dug into the Libra situation is reportedly filing two complaints against Eduardo Taiano, the prosecutor handling the case, for not moving fast enough, despite having several key pieces to push the probe forward.
The first complaint slams Taiano for blocking Congress’s efforts, as he shot down a request to compel government officials to clarify their ties to the token and barred the commission from accessing the recently released case files.

The response to the DeFi recovery fund has quickly extended beyond Aave, and in some cases began with direct outreach.
The exploit, which rippled into rsETH markets and created risk across lending positions on Aave, has prompted what is shaping up to be one of the most coordinated industry responses to a DeFi incident.
There’s a shared priority around supporting users and restoring normal market conditions,” an Aave Labs spokesperson told CoinDesk. “Many of these participants are deeply connected to DeFi, whether through infrastructure, capital, or user access, and have a direct interest in ensuring markets function as expected.”
At the core of the effort is Aave itself. A governance proposal outlines a plan for the DAO to allocate up to 250,000 ETH as part of the recovery. Founder Stani Kulechov has separately indicated he would donate 5,000 ETH personally. Other contributors within Aave’s orbit are also stepping in, including Aave’s Emilio Frangella (500 ETH), BGD Labs’ Ernesto Boado (100 ETH), BGD Labs (250 ETH), and KPK’s Marcelo Ruiz de Orlano (100 ETH).
But the response has quickly extended beyond Aave, and in some cases began with direct outreach.The firm, alongside its founder Joseph Lubin, agreed to commit up to 30,000 ETH in financial support to help advance the recovery and protect users. Sharplink played a strategic advisory role in those discussions, the spokesperson said.
Following the April 18 bridge hack that impacted rsETH, Kulechov reached out to Consensys and other ecosystem participants early to help coordinate a response, according to a Consensys spokesperson.
The firm, alongside its founder Joseph Lubin, agreed to commit up to 30,000 ETH in financial support to help advance the recovery and protect users. Sharplink played a strategic advisory role in those discussions, the spokesperson said.
The Ethereum ecosystem has always been at its best when it moves together,” Lubin said in a statement. “DeFi United is exactly that, a broad, coordinated response to protect users and strengthen the infrastructure we’ve all helped build. Consensys is proud to contribute alongside other stewards in the ecosystem.”
The effort has also drawn smaller contributions from across the community.
Lido has put forward a proposal to allocate up to 2,500 stETH, while EtherFi is discussing a 5,000 ETH plan aimed at supporting users and limiting bad debt across DeFi. Mantle has proposed a 30,000 ETH credit facility loan, adding to a growing pool of backstop liquidity. Compound also put forward a proposal to give up to 3000 ETH to the fund.
The list of participants continues to grow. Entities that have not publicly specified the size of their commitments include Ethena, LayerZero, Frax Finance, and Ink Foundation, alongside Tyro.
These are long-standing Aave relationships across the ecosystem,” the Aave Labs spokesperson added. “Teams like Consensys, Sharplink, and others have been in close contact throughout.
Not all contributions are structured the same way. Some participants are offering grants, others deposits, and several are extending credit lines, highlighting different approaches to balancing support with risk management.
In parallel, Aave Labs has put forward a proposal asking Arbitrum governance to approve the release of roughly 30,765.67 ETH immobilized by the network’s Security Council into the coordinated remediation effort, with the goal of “making affected rsETH holders whole” and restoring rsETH’s backing.
Much of the capital remains subject to governance approval, and several proposals are still under discussion. Even so, the breadth of participation underscores how widely the exploit's impact has been felt across DeFi.
The Ethereum ecosystem has always been at its best when it moves together,” Lubin said. “DeFi United is exactly that: a broad, coordinated response to protect users and strengthen the infrastructure we’ve all helped build.”
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