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TikTok seeks 4 GW of computing capacity by early 2030s, may look beyond Oracle

TikTok\'s U.S. business is reviewing plans to secure up to 4 gigawatts of additional computing capacity by the early 2030s and is discussing infrastructure options with potential suppliers, TechRadar reported. TikTok said Oracle will remain a key cloud infrastructure provider and currently underpins most U.S. operations. The review is aimed at future demand. TikTok is hiring machine-learning staff and roles tied to advanced AI models and automated content generation.

Games & Commerce

Baemin unveils AI results at Woowacon, predicts orders that have not happened

Woowa Brothers, the operator of food delivery app Baedal Minjok (Baemin), presented its vision for a customer-focused “Seamless City” at its Woowacon 2026 tech conference in Seoul on Oct. 28. Executives outlined AI and machine learning upgrades that cut cooking-time errors and improved delivery-time accuracy. The company also described using AI agents for personalization, forecasting rider demand before rain, and deploying robots for some B마트 deliveries.

AI & Enterprise

TikTok U.S. unit seeks to secure 4 gigawatts of computing capacity by early 2030s

TikTok’s U.S. unit is pushing to secure multi-gigawatt computing capacity over the next several years, CNBC reported. People familiar with the talks said it wants 4 gigawatts of computing power by the early 2030s. TikTok said its U.S. service mainly runs on Oracle cloud infrastructure and Oracle will remain a key provider. Job postings and plans to retrain its recommendation algorithm on U.S. user data point to rising demand.