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Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
FEMTO’s local AI has a preferred route to market
The computing may stay inside a customer’s building. Getting it there involves a venture, a preferred commercial partner and an investment plan still to be executed.
Global Regional ISP Trends
A DHCPv6 Reply Is Not Proof a Delegated Prefix Is Routed
A customer-edge router can display a fresh delegated /56 while the access network still has no working return path and the LAN has not begun advertising a usable /64. The DHCPv6 exchange is evidence of a binding; routed service requires a longer chain of custody.
IETF
IETF’s ICMP Node-ID Draft Says “MUST”—and “Disabled by Default”
The latest IETF draft for identifying the node behind an ICMP error contains two instructions that look opposed when lifted out of context. Revision 05 says the new entity must be added when the ordinary response address may be limited public evidence, unless policy or security…
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Malaysia data centres reach 9.28% of power use
Malaysia's data centres now account for 9.28% of electricity consumption, with more facilities expected to start operating in November.
Asia-Pacific National Telecom
TESS, Docomo test security for solar monitoring
The pilot lets TESS block suspicious SIM traffic remotely while testing how solar monitoring continues when a connection is cut.
Story
AFRINIC’s new Appeal Committee needs a public case clock
AFRINIC constituted a five-member Appeal Committee on 28 August 2026. With every appointment ending on 31 December, the public record needs a procedural clock that shows whether an appeal can be received, reviewed and closed without exposing protected evidence or deliberations.
Asia-Pacific National Telecom
Telstra launches 5G slice for Microsoft Teams
Telstra is prioritising Microsoft Teams traffic on a dedicated 5G slice for business sites that need more predictable video-call performance.
Global Cloud Services Trends
TAG Blue needs the next company’s view
A broadcaster may understand its own alarms and still struggle to explain what happened upstream. TAG’s proposed cloud service moves that boundary between companies.
Global Cloud Services Trends
F5 ties scanning to the decision to block
A vulnerability report has limited value until someone can act on it. F5 wants a larger role in that decision—and in the interval before the code is fixed.
North America Institutional Trends
Campbell’s 36% Dividend Cut Starts Behind a 4.3× Leverage Ratio
Campbell’s expects its lower dividend to retain about US$170 million of cash each year and intends to send that money toward debt. The action is real; the deleveraging is still prospective. Net leverage ended fiscal 2026 at 4.3 times even though balance-sheet net debt was almost…
Asia-Pacific National Telecom
Telkominfra offers managed laser links with Transcelestial
Telkominfra will install and maintain Transcelestial laser links for sites where fibre delays hold up mobile, enterprise and campus connectivity.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Proxmox puts support and procurement on different clocks
A night-time escalation route and a local invoice solve different problems. Proxmox’s expansion asks enterprise buyers to distinguish between them.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
O2 brings Starlink satellite service to UK businesses
O2 is extending Starlink-backed satellite coverage to business customers when its terrestrial network is unavailable.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
Eutelsat joins Greenland satellite connectivity project
Eutelsat will provide OneWeb capacity through Tusass to extend connectivity to remote Greenland communities and critical infrastructure.
Africa Regional ISP
Angola Cables links subsea network to local cloud services
Angola Cables is pairing its subsea network with local cloud and AI infrastructure, including two TelCables cloud nodes in Nigeria.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Mistral raises €3bn for AI research and compute
Mistral raised €3bn to expand research and compute, but customers still need to judge what capacity and service terms are available to their workloads.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter
Telkom evaluates binding bids for NeutraDC
Telkom is reviewing binding offers for NeutraDC as Cikarang reaches 96% occupancy and Batam prepares an initial 6MW opening.
Europe and Middle East Datacenter
Ilkari adds Croatia's DC North to European operations
Ilkari has integrated the 4MW DC North facility in Varaždin into its European operations while keeping the existing local team in place.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom Trends
Haivision brings network-priority requests to the producer
Choosing the important camera feed and obtaining priority on a mobile network are different decisions. A European proof of concept is trying to connect them.
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
ENISA confirms manual CRA reporting at launch
ENISA's CRA platform launches without an API, so manufacturers must submit mandatory cyber reports through its interface from 11 September.