Telecom, cloud, chips and the money behind Europe's connectivity and compute.
As Cape Town approves major data center projects with minimal scrutiny, residents in nearby informal settlements struggle to access basic water and electricity—raising questions about who bears the cost of the city's tech infrastructure ambitions.
The UK's January 2027 deadline to shut down its Public Switched Telephone Network is technically feasible, yet industry experts warn that the real challenge lies in reaching unprepared businesses and ensuring adequate engineering resources.
The chipmaker and cloud giant have launched a multi-generation initiative to build specialised processors and optical connectivity for AI data centres, with speeds reaching 1.6T.
The US telecoms carrier will receive over 80 million miles of high-density optical fibre from Corning, underpinning expansion of both consumer broadband and AI data centre connectivity.
A new survey shows more British adults recognise the term 'data centre' than two years ago, yet confidence in the infrastructure's benefits has declined sharply as energy and environmental concerns mount.
The infrastructure provider has commissioned a 6.4-megawatt data centre in Kenya's capital, positioning the dual-facility campus as a regional hub for cloud and digital services.
Nokia is expanding its Mobile Core Early Access initiative beyond early participants, enabling operators and enterprises to evaluate emerging network technologies in production settings before committing to large-scale rollouts.
The telecoms operator has introduced Quality on Demand, an API that lets businesses and developers guarantee reliable mobile connections for time-sensitive applications across Germany.