Telecom, cloud, chips and the money behind Europe's connectivity and compute.
The British fintech is partnering with NVIDIA and Civo to train a transactional foundation model on domestic infrastructure, aiming to reduce reliance on global cloud giants and address concentration risk in financial services.
Major providers of GPU computing and data centre capacity saw sharp declines on 14 October amid concerns that higher US borrowing costs could strain the financing of expensive expansion plans.
Ericsson's newly appointed President and CEO Per Narvinger is overhauling the company's regional structure, consolidating Asia-Pacific operations and reshaping its enterprise wireless division to improve efficiency and customer responsiveness.
The infrastructure operator has begun offering wavelength division multiplexing connectivity linking major German data centres, leveraging its stake in NGN Fiber Network to support growing cloud and AI demand.
The combined operator has rolled out enhanced mobile infrastructure at the UK's busiest airport, enabling Three customers to access Vodafone's network through shared technology.
The British telecoms operator has deepened its collaboration with Microsoft to roll out a managed security operations centre designed to counter rapidly evolving cyber threats fuelled by artificial intelligence.
The equipment maker and Portuguese carrier have launched a joint programme to deploy artificial intelligence in real-world network environments, moving beyond research into practical applications.
The networking vendor has won a contract to modernise Space Norway's Svalbard infrastructure and equip the forthcoming Arctic Way cable system, which will link mainland Norway, Jan Mayen and Svalbard.