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Africa Regional ISP Trends
LINKdotNET: Egypt’s internet revolution under Orange’s banner
LINKdotNET: Egypt’s first ISP continues to evolve LINKdotNET holds a unique position in Egypt’s tech history. Launched in 1992, it was the first company to bring internet services to the country, setting the stage for decades of digital connectivity. Over the years, LINKdotNET…
Companies
Could AFRINIC go bankrupt? Legal risks facing Africa’s RIR
AFRINIC faces financial instability and legal challenges, with bankruptcy risks threatening Africa’s internet governance and infrastructure.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Trump Media launches Truth+ streaming with Newsmax
Trump Media launches *Truth+*, a global streaming platform featuring Newsmax to expand its international reach.
Asia-Pacific Regional ISP Trends
Vocus secures government greenlight for $3.4B TPG telecom deal
What happened: Vocus finalises $3.4 Billion acquisition of TPG’s fibre assets On 7 July 2025, final regulatory approval for Vocus Group’s proposed acquisition of TPG Telecom’s non-consumer fixed infrastructure assets. This follows prior clearance by the Australia’s competition…
Companies
AFRINIC’s legal failings show it doesn’t understand its own business
AFRINIC’s legal action backfires as court orders asset freeze AFRINIC, the African regional internet registry, has faced severe consequences following a prolonged legal conflict with Cloud Innovation Ltd. The registry’s continued litigation, despite multiple adverse court…
Companies
What AFRINIC’s legal battle means for African internet users
AFRINIC’s legal dispute and election suspension over proxy votes spark concerns over governance and IP resource delays in Africa.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Indosat deploys Nokia AI to cut network emissions
Indosat uses Nokia’s AI-driven energy solution to cut RAN power use and carbon output, deploying it as a scalable SaaS model across Indonesia.
Global Cloud Services Trends
Telecom Italia gets $810M loan to support network
Telecom Italia gains $810 million SACE-backed loan to stabilise network amid KKR sale and restructuring push.
Companies
AFRINIC in court: Reality check (it’s not as big as it appears)
AFRINIC’s board election crisis has sparked global attention, but critics say the dispute is a local governance issue, not a global failure.
North America Cloud Services Trends
TikTok builds new U.S. app version ahead of potential sale
TikTok is preparing a separate U.S. app version for September launch as part of its planned sale to U.S. investors.
Companies
How AFRINIC manages IP address allocation across Africa
AFRINIC’s 2025 election was annulled over one disputed proxy vote, raising urgent questions about its governance and accountability.
Companies
Timeline of the AFRINIC vs Cloud Innovation Ltd dispute
Chronology of AFRINIC–Cloud Innovation legal clash, showing Lu Heng’s lawful action and its limited impact on elections.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
Nvidia plans Israel AI hub expansion project
Nvidia seeks land in northern Israel for a new AI and R&D hub to expand local workforce and tech development.
Companies
Is the AFRINIC election process compliant with Mauritian corporate law?
What happened: First board election since attempted recovery After years of organisational paralysis, the African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) is finally holding its board election—its first since 2022. The voting process, which includes electronic and in-person…
Companies
Can the AFRINIC election process ever be trusted again?
One proxy vote annulled AFRINIC’s board election. ICANN intervened. Can reforms fix trust before the September deadline?
Companies
How outdated bylaws sabotaged the AFRINIC election process
AFRINIC’s 2025 election collapsed due to rigid bylaws despite valid proxy votes, deepening distrust in its governance.
Companies
Geopolitical underpinnings of the AFRINIC election drama
Disputed proxy vote sparks wider conflict over AFRINIC election integrity and regional governance authority In 2025, AFRINIC, the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for Africa, became the centre of a growing governance crisis. What started as a technical disagreement over one…
Companies
Why AFRINIC governance needs transparency
Proxy votes are valid — why cancel an entire election? The African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) oversees the allocation of internet number resources across Africa and surrounding regions. Its governance, particularly board elections, is essential for ensuring fair…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
Datum’s MCR2 delivers Next-Gen data capacity in Manchester
What happened: New Datum facility boosts Manchester’s role in UK data infrastructure Datum Datacentres has inaugurated its second Manchester facility, MCR2, in the Manchester of the United Kingdom. Designed and constructed from the ground up, the site is equipped to host 1,200…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Lelantos: Tackles home WiFi gaps with enterprise solutions
Lelantos delivers high-performance WiFi setups for complex homes using enterprise gear and expert installation.