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Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Pakistan’s i-WEB faces calls for regional empowerment amid external pressures
i-WEB’s role in Pakistan’s internet market highlights regional autonomy challenges amid competition and infrastructure pressures.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Global fintech i2c Inc and the challenge of preserving regional autonomy
i2c’s global fintech platform highlights risks to regional financial autonomy as local providers face pressure from large technology vendors.
Global Cloud Services Trends
IP address markets emerge as a new digital asset class
Exploring how IPv4 scarcity drives global markets, turning IP address blocks into tradable digital assets with rising valuations.
Latin America and Caribbean Cloud Services Trends
Atos sale of Latin America operations reshapes regional services
Atos agrees to sell Latin American operations to Semantix, transferring about 2,800 employees and reshaping regional IT services.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
TSMC evacuates facilities after Taiwan earthquake hits Hsinchu science park
A strong earthquake near Hsinchu Science Park disrupted operations at some TSMC sites, renewing focus on supply chain risk in chipmaking.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Nvidia’s £16 billion AI chip move sparks debate over future of inference technology
A $20bn Nvidia–Groq deal focuses on AI inference chips, signalling rising competition beyond GPU-led model training.
Companies
CAIGA risks reproducing centralised power as Africa confronts ICANN’s governance overreach
CAIGA is promoted as reform, but critics warn it may deepen ICANN’s control over Africa’s internet governance.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Nvidia moves to acquire AI chip startup groq for $20B in asset deal
Nvidia will pay about $20 billion for assets from AI chip maker Groq and hire its key executives while Groq remains independent.
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Stonepeak to acquire TeleTower from providence portfolio company Bitė group, creating Baltic tower operator
Stonepeak has agreed to acquire TeleTower from Bitė Group, forming an independent Baltic tower operator with plans for network expansion.
Global Cloud Services Trends
US postpones China chip tariffs to 2027, seeking trade peace while raising stakes
New US tariffs targeting Chinese legacy chips are postponed until 2027, drawing sharp criticism from Beijing and industry watchers.
Global Cloud Services Trends
AirTrunk unveils second hyperscale data centre campus in Melbourne amid rising AI infrastructure demand
AirTrunk plans a second hyperscale data centre in Melbourne, adding 354MW of capacity as demand for AI and cloud infrastructure grows.
Latin America and Caribbean National Telecom Trends
Telefónica Tech partners Hiberus for Latin America growth
A new Telefónica Tech–Hiberus alliance targets digital transformation and enterprise IT growth in Latin America.
Global Cloud Services Trends
VodafoneThree upgrades 100 rural masts under SRN programme
VodafoneThree upgrades 100 mobile masts under the Shared Rural Network to bring 4G coverage to remote UK communities.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Australia’s IComm faces question of local autonomy in a consolidating tech landscape
IComm Australia integrates unified communications and cloud tools even as regional autonomy is challenged by global tech platforms.
Global Cloud Services Trends
IP address market under scrutiny: Critics call purchases a ‘scam’ and hint at trillion-dollar telecom potential
Critics say buying IPv4 addresses is a lease, not true ownership, raising questions about governance and trillions in telecom asset value.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Disney and OpenAI strike $1 billion deal to license characters for Sora AI video tool
The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI agree a three-year deal for Sora character licensing, but industry concerns remain over impact.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Telecom Italia moves to ditch costly savings shares after court victory
Telecom Italia moves to abolish savings shares following a legal win, sending savings stock higher and ordinary shares lower.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Network APIs hit a turning point in 2025, but risks and rewards remain uneven
Telecom network APIs reached a key inflection point in 2025, driven by standardisation efforts and partnerships, but security risks remain.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
US delays chip tariffs on China until 2027 amid trade truce
Washington postpones new China chip tariffs to mid-2027 while addressing broader trade and supply-chain tensions.
Global Datacenter Trends
AirTrunk boosts Melbourne with second large-scale data centre
AirTrunk commits over AUD 5 billion to build a second hyperscale data centre in Melbourne, expanding capacity to over 630 MW.