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Companies
Broadcom and Google strike long-term deal on custom AI chips
Google deepens chip self-reliance with Broadcom partnership to scale AI infrastructure and reduce supplier dependence.
Companies
Sparkle powers EdgeNext expansion with global IP transit deal
Sparkle partners with EdgeNext to deliver IP Transit services, boosting global network reach and low-latency performance.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Musk ties SpaceX IPO talks to Grok AI adoption
Musk asks banks pursuing SpaceX IPO roles to adopt Grok, linking AI growth with capital strategy.
Companies
China’s Space Pioneer reports Tianlong-3 maiden flight fails
Tianlong-3 test failure highlights ongoing challenges in China’s push to develop reusable rocket technology and scale space access.
Asia-Pacific Institutional
Lessons from ISPs that missed the IPv4 boom
IPv4 addresses have evolved from technical identifiers into scarce digital assets. What does this mean for networks that missed the early IPv4 boom?
Companies
Stampede launches SNAPguard for hospitality guest Wi-Fi security
Stampede launches SnapGuard to secure hospitality guest Wi-Fi, addressing rising cyber risks in public networks used by hotels and venues.
Global Cloud Services
Broadcom hires Alphabet executive for AI strategy
Broadcom names Alphabet’s Amie Thuener CFO, sharpening financial leadership for AI growth and acquisition integration.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Apple at 50: From garage startup to global tech titan
From Apple II to iPhone, Apple’s 50-year journey highlights innovation, global scale and shifting tech industry dynamics.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter
$10bn AI Factory in Finland Accelerates European Compute Race
Nebius’s $10bn AI Factory in Finland heats up Europe’s AI infrastructure race, accelerating data centre and AI ecosystem growth.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Taiwan probes Chinese firms over alleged tech talent poaching
Taiwan probes Chinese firms over alleged illegal recruitment of semiconductor talent amid rising tech competition.
Companies
Xerox appoints insider Louie Pastor as CEO
Xerox appoints Louie Pastor as CEO, signalling continuity as it navigates decline and digital transformation pressure.
Companies
Crypto Trails Lead to Drone Supply Chains in Russia and Iran
Report says crypto donations are funding drone purchases linked to Russia and Iran, raising security and regulatory concerns.
Africa Institutional
From victim to survivor in IP capital structures
Explore how IPv4 scarcity and RIR control create structural survivorship dynamics in internet infrastructure economies
Leaders
AquaBlue Opens New HQ as Aggregation Demand Grows
AquaBlue opens new HQ after 40% growth driven by demand for network aggregation services.
Asia-Pacific Regional ISP
The future of IP asset management in 2030
Explore how IP asset management will evolve by 2030 as IPv4 scarcity and IPv6 adoption reshape ISP strategy.
Asia-Pacific Institutional
China-linked ‘Red Menshen’ malware found lurking in telecoms networks
China-linked Red Menshen malware found hiding inside telecom networks, raising global cyber espionage concerns.
North America Cloud Services
Meta and YouTube verdict tests Section 230 boundary
A California jury found Meta and Google-owned YouTube liable over platform design and failure-to-warn claims, not for the third-party content protected by Section 230; appeals will determine the wider legal effect.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
G.Network reorganises under FitzWalter Capital after administration
The London full-fibre operator says its business has been reorganised under FitzWalter Capital on a debt-free footing after the former operating company entered administration.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Nanya shares hit limit-up after NT$78.72bn strategic placement
Nanya’s shares opened 10% higher after a private placement to four customer-investors; the NT$78.72bn deal later closed with a 10.19% post-placement stake.
Europe and Middle East Regional ISP
G.Network exits administration under FitzWalter
G.Network emerged from a short administration under FitzWalter Capital with David Sangster back as chief executive. Its 420,000-premise London network now faces a commercialisation test after debt, failed sales and job cuts.