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Europe AND Middle East
Europe AND Middle East regional intelligence explains how companies, people, policy moves, network operations, investment signals, data centre demand, telecom execution, and market constraints shape infrastructure delivery in the same geographic market or governance area. The page connects public articles with evidence, regional actors, operating dependencies, market context, and customer or regulatory exposure that may otherwise sit across separate topic or company pages. Readers can compare who is active, which signals are backed by public evidence, how local execution risk connects to broader internet infrastructure strategy, and what changes may affect customers, partners, regulators, or capital planning. Search users can understand the geography, the relevant infrastructure sectors, the public evidence base, and the practical questions that make the regional page more useful than a short listing of articles.
Leaders
Apple buys Canadian start-up DarwinAI as it races to add features
OUR TAKEHe acquisition allows for the visual inspection of parts in the manufacturing process with DarwinAI’s technology and serves customers in a range of industries. Also, it can use its core technology to make AI systems smaller and faster. This work will help Apple focused on…
Leaders
Top tech news stories today: March 15, 2024
Solana’s popularity could lead to potential threat, Nvidia offers developers a peek at new AI chip next week and other tech news.
Leaders
NetCologne partners with BENOCS to bolster network analytics
Berlin, Germany, 12th March 2024 – NetCologne, an internet provider based in Cologne, Germany, has opted for BENOCS to enhance network analytics for its IP-network. With BENOCS’ assistance, NetCologne aims to optimise their network traffic, cutting costs and further enhancing…
Institutional
Apple to allow users in EU to download apps from third parties
Apple plans to make concessions in EU countries that will allow some developers to distribute their iOS apps directly from websites.
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Microsoft to train 100,000 Philippine women in AI, cybersecurity
OUR TAKEMicrosoft is concerned about the development of women in the Philippines and is willing to provide them with training, which offers some job opportunities for women in the local region. In addition, Microsoft’s assistance to the local government and students can also…
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Samsung’s new midrange Galaxy A55 arrives with a bigger screen and new security features
OUR TAKEAlthough Samsung’s midrange product doesn’t have stronger specs or varied features, it has more alluring prices than its flagship handsets. This time the two new models Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 have been launched with high-grade materials and chips and also added a…
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Ubisoft joins XPLA blockchain to validate digital asset ownership
Ubisoft joins XPLA as a node validator, advancing blockchain verification, and showcasing its ongoing exploration of Web3 and blockchain.
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French startup Njita works on AI-powered speech anonymization technology, containing privacy disclosure
OUR TAKE:The rise of Nijta and its AI-powered speech anonymization technology underscores the growing significance of privacy-aware solutions in an increasingly data-driven world. This innovative approach not only addresses regulatory requirements but also paves the way for the…
Leaders
Alphabet’s SIP launches Verrus to help data centres save energy
SIP launches Verrus, a data centre energy management solution using advanced microgrid technology, revolutionising energy allocation.
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Epic Games won the legal battle with Apple and back to the EU app store
OUR TAKE:Apple’s decision to open the door for Epic Games in Europe reflects the growing pressure on tech giants to comply with antitrust regulations. While this move is a step towards fair competition, it also highlights the challenges Apple faces in maintaining its App Store…
Cloud Service
Clover Infotech driving bank’s digital transformation
OUR TAKE:Clover Infotech, under the leadership of Javed Tapia, is making significant strides in driving digital transformation within the banking sector. With a focus on seamless integration and leveraging Oracle technologies, the company’s commitment to serving the industry is…
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AWS canceled its cloud services fees for data transfer
OUR TAKE:AWS and Google Cloud are changing the tech industry with free data transfers and account closure policies. This aims to improve user experience and competition. Regulators need to check these changes to ensure fairness and innovation in cloud services, creating a fair…
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Confidence between Apple and Epic Games collapsed
OUR TAKES:The escalating conflict between Apple and Epic Games underscores the complex interplay of power, competition, and regulation in the tech industry. This ongoing battle highlights the need for fair competition and balanced regulation to ensure a healthy digital…
Institutional
Apple will allow users to uninstall Safari in the EU
Apple’s compliance with EU’s DMA includes allowing iPhone users to uninstall Safari and developing data transfer feature for non-Apple phones.
Leaders
Cryptography startup Zama secures $73M to enhance data privacy
Zama, a French cryptography startup, secures $73 million in Series A funding, bolstering its mission to enhance data privacy.
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Greek stock exchange to deploy EBB tech on Sui blockchain
ATHEX is exploring the integration of EBB technology into the Sui blockchain ecosystem, aiming to enhance operational efficiency.
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Apple escalates Epic feud by blocking developer account in EU
Apple cites violations and ongoing legal feud, Epic claims it’s retaliation for their move years ago to siphon money away from the App Store.
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Top tech news stories today: March 7, 2024
Burnt Banksy launches XION blockchain and MicroStrategy raises convertible notes offering to $700M amid stock rally and other news.
Leaders
Tesla’s German factory halts production after going up in flames
A suspected arson near Tesla’s German factory halted production, sparking environmental concerns and Elon Musk’s condemnation.
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Apple to appeal $2 billion EU antitrust fine in Spotify case
Apple, the tech giant, has been hit with a hefty fine of 1.84 billion euros ($2 billion) by the European Union for allegedly impeding competition from music streaming rivals through restrictions on its App Store. This marks the first time the iPhone maker has faced such a penalty…