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Latin America and Caribbean Regional ISP Trends
TelCables Brasil activates three Belo Horizonte PoPs, taking Brazil total to 10
TelCables Brasil says three Belo Horizonte points of presence are operating at Sonda, Century and Sempre Telecom; capacity and outcome evidence remains limited.

Africa Institutional
Gulf conflict threatens key submarine cables
Conflict in the Gulf threatens key submarine cables that carry global internet and AI data traffic between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Wireless CVEs surge, raising unseen risks for AI centres
Surging wireless CVEs expose hidden cybersecurity risks inside AI data centres and connected infrastructure worldwide.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
TIME dotCom hits 1Tb/s across Pacific with Ciena
A new 1Tb/s optical transmission across the FASTER cable highlights rising demand for high-capacity data routes linking Asia and the US.

Companies
Applied Materials partners SK Hynix on AI memory
Applied Materials and SK Hynix partner to develop next-generation AI memory technologies at a new semiconductor research centre.

People
Geoff Huston
Geoff Huston reflects on how open protocols scaled the internet—and why centralisation and AI now pose systemic risks.

Global Cloud Services
Anthropic investors push for faster expansion
Anthropic investors push the AI start-up to accelerate expansion as competition intensifies in the generative AI market.

Leaders
Broadcom CEO expects surge in AI chip demand
Broadcom’s CEO predicts a surge in AI chip demand by 2027, as businesses ramp up AI integration and innovation.

Global Cloud Services
How Geo-Politics Threaten IP Registries
Geo‑political tensions and regional disputes are threatening IPv4 registry stability and impacting global IP address allocation.

Global Regional ISP
How Digital Capital Is Shaping the ISP Industry
As IPv4 supply tightens, ISPs treat address space as digital capital driving growth and competitive advantage.

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Oxa raises £103 million to scale autonomous vehicles
Oxa raises £103 million to scale self-driving vehicles for safer, more efficient airport and port logistics.

Global Cloud Services
Nokia maps out vision for AI-native 6G networks
Nokia sets out its AI-native 6G roadmap, embedding intelligence across future mobile network design and operations.

Companies
Amazon expands cloud footprint with Virginia campus deal
Amazon Web Services acquires a 16-acre campus in Virginia, expanding its cloud infrastructure in the Ashburn data centre hub.

Companies
Digital Realty buys Telepoint to expand in eastern Europe
Digital Realty acquires Telepoint’s Sofia data centres, expanding its eastern Europe cloud and AI footprint.

Leaders
The Invisible Architects: How Brokers Shape the IPv4 Markets
How IPv4 brokers shape a scarce address market by enabling complex transfers, including Microsoft’s purchase of legacy IPv4 blocks

Global Cloud Services
The Future of IP Addresses in a Post-IPv4 World
Exploring how IPv4 scarcity and slow IPv6 adoption shape the future of internet addressing in a hybrid network world.

Companies
AWS Data Centre in UAE Suffers Fire After ‘Entities’ Strike Facility
AWS reports a fire and power outage at a UAE data center after unidentified entities hit the facility, disrupting cloud services in the region.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Global shares ease on tech valuation concerns
Global shares retreat as investors reassess stretched technology valuations and AI-driven optimism.

Africa Institutional
The Great African IP Lock-In: How a Disputed Board is Trapping Millions in Digital Assets
IPv4 scarcity has turned unused blocks into valuable assets, offering ISPs new opportunities for strategic growth.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Global EV sales slow as China and US demand softens
Global EV sales slowed in January as China and US demand weakened, raising concerns about industry profitability.
