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Profile
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Companies
BBC Presenter Allegations and the Wider Debate on Media Accountability
A comprehensive technology-report style overview of the BBC explicit-photo presenter controversy, how it unfolded and why it matters.

Companies
European telcos cut costs for earnings growth in 2026
European telcos are focusing on cost cuts for earnings growth in 2026, balancing efficiency with investment in future technologies.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter
UAE’s $30B Stargate project sets new AI compute benchmark
UAE confirms Stargate AI data centre will cost over $30bn, setting a new global benchmark in sovereign compute infrastructure.

Europe and Middle East Institutional
Europe intensifies probe into Grok and X over AI-generated content
The EU probes X and Grok AI over harmful content, spotlighting rising regulatory scrutiny of AI behavior.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Internet Blackout Continues in Iran
Iran remains largely offline as a prolonged internet blackout continues amid protests and growing economic pressure.

Companies
CBNG Unveils Next-Gen 5G mmWave Fixed Wireless Access
CBNG launches VectaStar NR, a 5G mmWave fixed wireless platform aimed at multi-gigabit broadband without fibre.

Leaders
Europe tightens scrutiny on X’s Grok under Digital Services Act
EU regulators escalate scrutiny of Grok and X algorithms under Digital Services Act, marking a new phase in AI compliance enforcement.

Leaders
HBM4 production set to begin as Nvidia’s next‑gen AI memory race heats up
Samsung will start production of next‑gen HBM4 memory chips next month to supply Nvidia, influencing the performance of future AI systems.

Africa Institutional
Does IPv6 have capital value?
Exploring how IPv6’s virtually infinite address space affects economic value compared with IPv4’s tradable scarcity-driven assets.

Global Institutional
Meta pauses teens’ access to AI characters as safety concerns rise
Meta will halt teens’ access to AI features globally, highlighting concerns about AI safety and governance.

Global Cloud Services
The Future of IPv4: Will Demand Still Exist After IPv6?
Despite growing IPv6 adoption, IPv4 demand remains strong. Explore why scarcity, legacy systems and markets keep IPv4 relevant.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Surging memory chip prices cloud consumer electronics outlook
Surging memory chip prices driven by AI demand are squeezing consumer electronics makers and dimming outlooks for smartphones and PCs.

Asia-Pacific Institutional
Apple challenges India antitrust probe
Apple has asked an Indian court to block antitrust regulators from accessing its global financials amid a widening App Store dispute.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Nvidia Sparks Debate Over Chiller-Free Cooling in Data Centres
Nvidia’s comments on chiller-free cooling spark debate, but heat rejection remains essential for AI data centres.

Europe and Middle East National Telecom
French rivals circle SFR as consolidation pressure mounts
French operators Orange, Bouygues and Free raise bids for SFR assets as Altice seeks debt relief, risking a reshaped telecoms market.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
CK Hutchison considers dual listing for global telecom assets
CK Hutchison is weighing a dual London and Hong Kong listing for its global telecom assets, signalling strategic sector repositioning.

Companies
Deutsche Telekom taps Akamai for API cybersecurity
Deutsche Telekom partners with Akamai to offer managed API cybersecurity and microsegmentation services for enterprise clients.

Companies
Extreme Networks launches global AI-driven partner programme
Extreme Networks launches global AI-driven partner programme, simplifying channel complexity and accelerating sales efficiency.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
AI demand squeezes traditional consumer hardware cost space
AI demand for memory chips is tightening supply and raising costs for consumer hardware, reshaping the market for phones and PCs.

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Europe’s AI and cloud services demand hits new heights in Q4 2025
Europe’s tech services market hit record cloud and AI services demand in Q4 2025, highlighting strong XaaS and managed services growth.
