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Europe and Middle East Institutional
Netnod Runs a Nordic Exchange and I-root. Its Registry File Says It Is a Membership Row.
Netnod Runs a Nordic Exchange and I-root. Its Registry File Says It Is a Membership Row. intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure consequences…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
The Price List Has a Referee. The Referee Cannot Set the Price
AGCOM has rejected FiberCop’s latest wholesale list without naming a price or writing a replacement. The regulator can judge the proposal; the next move belongs to the network owner.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
Tismi answered complaints. Ofcom still sent a £437,500 bill
The regulator found prompt replies to outside agencies alongside three missing controls over phone numbers that Tismi had passed to customers.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
SAP’s €24bn cloud queue grew 26%; Q3 got a recovery boost
SAP’s contractually committed cloud revenue for the next 12 months reached €24.144bn, while quarterly cloud sales rose 25% at constant currencies. The same results carry a less tidy footnote: revenue growth included a multi-quarter catch-up from customers returning from financial…
Europe and Middle East Institutional
A Grid Queue Is Not a Free Parking Lot: Ofgem’s Data Centre Fee
Britain’s grid queue held 125 GW of contracted demand in June 2025, including about 73 GW of data-centre projects. Ofgem wants developers to put money behind those positions and prove that their projects can reach energisation. The hard question is whether the rules can spot a…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
Telia Put the Night Shift on the Price List. The Price Is a Phone Call.
Telia’s new Secure 24/7 service gives smaller businesses a staffed security centre through the hours when the office lights are off. The product page publishes prices for backup and basic security, then sends buyers to sales for the people who answer at 03:00.
Europe and Middle East Regional ISP
Cable Submarine de Canarias: an owner's name, and no operator behind it
Two public cable records from 2002 attach the same owner and the same supplier to a pair of short links between Las Caletillas and Piedra Santa. Everything a market needs in order to price that asset — who runs it, who paid for it, who sells the capacity — is missing from the…
Europe and Middle East Institutional
A Registry Link That Returned Nothing: What the FICIX Record Actually Rests On
On 21 October 2026, two documents bearing on Finland's FICIX exchange were retrieved inside the same second: the operator's front page and the routing-registry entity cited as the sole evidence behind its directory record. One produced a sentence. The other produced nothing at…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
One /24 for Twenty Years: What NVIDIA's Berlin Registry Footprint Actually Is
A German NVIDIA company appears in routing records as a single 256-address IPv4 block observed from June 2006 to October 2026. That is a real, dated footprint — and it is not a cloud region.
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Nebius holds six autonomous-system numbers; five of them announce address space
The group does not appear in the routing registry as one network. It appears as six: a Madrid label, a cloud label, a "PA10" label, a UK label, a New Jersey company name, and one number that is registered cleanly and announces nothing at all. Five of the six originate prefixes…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
Apax’s Odido stake agreement leaves price and closing conditions open
An agreed change in ownership can concentrate decision rights. Odido’s announcement, however, supplies neither a price nor a public operating scorecard for the promises of continuity and investment that accompany it.
Europe and Middle East Institutional
Seventeen Sites Is a Footprint, Not a Failure-Domain Count: LINX's Rebuilt London Fabric
Retained trade coverage from March 2026 describes the London Internet Exchange's secondary London platform as a seventeen-site fabric, replaced after nearly twenty-five years in service. Seventeen facilities bound one class of failure and leave another untouched. The record that…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
EI Towers: a price gap, an unmeasured contract, and a deadline that moved twice
The Rai Way–EI Towers combination missed its 30 June 2026 date after the owners had already moved the timetable once. The reported obstacle is valuation. The only operating variable anyone named in public was the length of the tower company's transmission contracts with…
Europe and Middle East Institutional
SwissIX prices every port step and publishes no port's load
Between 22:41 and 22:42 UTC on 18 October 2026, four pages on the SwissIX website were captured and read: the homepage, the traffic statistics page, the entities page and the peering page. Together they hold a complete monthly price menu for port capacity and a set of four…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
The Number Outlives the Name: AS57063 and the Register Record That Did Not Follow
A routing identifier, a registration code and a company name are three different kinds of fact, maintained by three different processes on three different clocks. On 18 October 2026 the first two still agreed with each other. The third had already moved.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
Telefonica de Espana: public remedy, unreadable access price
Spain's competition and telecom regulator keeps a public file on the wholesale market where rivals buy the use of an incumbent's network. The file, the regulator's press page and the operator's own results page were all retrieved. None of them yielded a price, a volume or a…
Europe and Middle East Datacenter
Greenhouse Datacenters Publishes Its Interconnection Story and Leaves the Power Envelope Unstated
A Naaldwijk colocation operator has just been named an additional landing partner for the IOEMA subsea cable. Its public record is unusually detailed on connectivity partners, exchange count, certifications and a power usage ratio — and silent on the figure that decides how much…
Europe and Middle East Institutional
Alcatel Submarine Networks: a cleared owner, an unmeasured fleet
The French State's purchase of Nokia's subsea business is visible in an announcement and a competition record that resisted every attempt to read them as text on 18 October 2026. The supplier's ships, plants and order positions were not visible at all — and that asymmetry, not…
Europe and Middle East Institutional
903 Connected Networks, Undefined: What AMS-IX's Headline Number Does Not Say
On 18 October 2026 the Amsterdam Internet Exchange displayed one number for its own size. The retained text around that number does not define what it counts — and in an interconnection market where the count is quoted in sales decks, procurement memos and site-selection…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom
e&’s 500 Tbps target needs a definition before it can be audited
The operator’s 2030 ambition is easy to repeat and difficult to verify. A dated baseline, a stable perimeter and a clear account of what “capacity” counts would turn the headline into a monitorable commitment.