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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, October 9th. I'm Zoe Colkin for the Wall Street Journal.

We report exclusively that Microsoft has a new collaboration with Harvard Medical School

that will first be reflected in the release of a major update to its AI assistant,

co-pilot, as soon as this month. That's according to people familiar with the matter.

The new version of

copilot will draw an information from the Harvard Health Publishing arm to respond to questions

about health care topics. The arrangement is an attempt by Microsoft to overtake some of its

more advanced rivals in AI and not lean as much on its partnership with the maker of chat GPT,

OpenAI. Google says it'll invest

$5 billion, that's about $5.8 billion, into Belgium over the next two years. It's the latest

big funding push from a U.S. tech giant building up its data center infrastructure in Europe.

Google said it'll scale up its data center facility in St.

Geelaine, adding 300 full-time jobs to its existing workforce of around 600 employees.

The investment will go towards the use of AI, improve Google's ability to meet rising demand

for Google Cloud, and help power services like Google Search, Maps, and Workspace.

And Ferrari is rolling out details on its plan to release its first fully electric vehicle in 2026.

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