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Companies
Waymo vows to improve emergency response protocols after San Francisco power outage
Waymo plans to update emergency response protocols after a San Francisco power outage left several robotaxis stalled.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Network APIs finally hit inflection point in 2025
In 2025 network APIs reached a key inflection point as operators and developers embraced programmable interfaces for new digital services.
Companies
WhatsApp says Russia restrictions threaten private messaging for millions
WhatsApp has criticised restrictions in Russia after reported slowdowns, warning that limits could affect encrypted messaging for millions.
Global Cloud Services
SMX Ltd: Protecting email for organisations in a digital age
SMX’s email security platform includes secure gateways and scalable archiving to protect business communications in cloud environments.
Asia-Pacific Institutional
Portability of internet number resources: Why ICP-2 revision must guarantee mobility
Lu Heng outlines why mandatory portability of number resources in the ICP-2 revision is essential for resilience and network autonomy.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Trump allows Nvidia AI chip exports to China
Trump allows Nvidia to export H200 AI chips to China, sparking debate over national security and US–China tech competition.
North America National Telecom
Telefónica tech sells its Colombia, Mexico and Chile units in Latin America restructuring
Telefónica Tech sells its Colombia, Mexico and Chile businesses to Hiberus amid a wider strategy to reshape its Latin American presence.
North America Datacenter
Alphabet moves to secure clean power for AI growth
Alphabet’s acquisition of Intersect Power shows how clean energy is becoming critical to AI and data centre expansion.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter
AI Data centres fuel return of obsolete ‘Peaker’ power plants in the United States
Surging AI data centre demand is keeping old US peaker power plants running, complicating grid planning and raising pollution concerns.
Companies
US delays additional tariffs on Chinese chips until June 2027
The US has delayed additional tariffs on Chinese semiconductor imports until June 2027, easing short term pressure on chip supply chains.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Hyve’s global expansion stirs debate on regional autonomy in cloud infrastructure
Global cloud expansion by firms like Hyve sharpens debate over innovation, data sovereignty and regional control of digital infrastructure
Leaders
Zain Bahrain and Ericsson push 5G into industry
Ericsson and Zain Bahrain are pushing 5G beyond consumers, targeting Industry 4.0 with secure, low-latency enterprise connectivity.
North America Cloud Services
AI reshapes tech jobs as automation accelerates layoffs
AI adoption reshaped tech employment in 2025, driving layoffs while accelerating demand for specialist automation and data roles.
Africa Cloud Services
WebScoot’s growth highlights risks to regional autonomy from external cloud dominance
WebScoot’s AWS-powered eCommerce hosting growth sparks debate over regional digital autonomy and reliance on global cloud providers.
Africa Institutional
How CAIGA risks reshaping Africa’s internet policy-making without public consent
CAIGA could reshape how internet policy is made in Africa, raising fears of political control replacing community-led decision-making.
Global Cloud Services
Huawei and the growing threat to regional technology autonomy
Examining how Huawei’s treatment highlights the impact of geopolitical pressure on regional autonomy and technology decision-making.
Companies
Cloud spending surges as AI drives growth in Q3 2025
Global cloud infrastructure spending rose 25% in Q3 2025 to $102.6B as enterprises scale AI deployments and hyperscalers expand platforms.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
Vodafone Ireland told to repay customers over roaming charges
Vodafone Ireland must refund nearly €0.9m after regulators found customers were wrongly charged roaming fees.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Kaopu Cloud and the quiet erosion of regional digital autonomy
Kaopu Cloud’s global edge network shows how external tech forces can undermine regional autonomy and why local reform efforts matter.
Leaders
Datacloud Global Awards 2026 open for entries as industry seeks recognition
Entries open for the Datacloud Global Awards 2026, inviting nominations for projects and teams shaping digital infrastructure.