Telecom, cloud, chips and the money behind Europe's connectivity and compute.
The ACE submarine cable consortium has tapped Ciena to enhance its 17,000-kilometre link between Western Europe and West and South Africa, deploying advanced coherent optical technology to expand capacity without replacing existing infrastructure.
A new test in Helsinki shows how 5G networks could give authorities real-time visibility of unauthorised drones near sensitive sites, using sensing technology built into existing mobile infrastructure.
The UK telecoms operator has activated five new small cells in Tonbridge as part of an infrastructure expansion aimed at relieving congestion in high-demand areas.
The telecoms industry faces a fundamental shift from treating networks as connectivity pipes to programmable platforms, with AI playing a dual role in both operating infrastructure and becoming integral to applications themselves.
Japanese telecom giant NTT has partnered with French optical specialist Cailabs to develop technology bridging satellites and terrestrial networks through optical communications.
DE-CIX and the state of Carinthia have opened a new neutral internet exchange that will let regional networks swap traffic locally instead of routing data hundreds of kilometres through Vienna.
The Norwegian data centre operator has raised €117 million through a new bond offering, primarily to refinance its Stavanger facility while positioning itself for further growth across the Nordic region.
Physical damage spanning multiple Availability Zones in AWS's Bahrain Region has forced the company to declare data and resources permanently inaccessible, exposing a critical boundary in how cloud resilience actually works.