2025-07-22
13 分钟Failure to launch the US's $500 billion AI project Stargate is struggling to get off the ground.
Plus, Chinese and European leaders will meet as both sides try to navigate the US trade war.
and why more college graduates are starting their careers in America's secondary cities.
Let's just say that these cities aren't typically their first choice.
You might have been able to be selective and say,
I will only move here, but they don't have that luxury anymore.
So in some cases, it really is not their second or third choice,
but it's the only choice they have in the top market.
It's Tuesday, July the 22nd.
I'm Azhar Sukri for The Wall Street Journal.
Here is the AM edition of What's News?
top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
as a $500 billion effort was unveiled to supercharge America's artificial intelligence ambitions.
But in the six months since the announcement of Stargate,
we are exclusively reporting that the project is struggling to get off the ground and has sharply scaled back its near-term plans.
Journal Finance reporter Elliot Brown joins me now with more.
Elliot,
you're reporting that Masayoshi Son and Sam Altman have been at odds over crucial terms of the partnership,
including where to build data centres.
What is holding things up?