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Salam and Syria sign MoU to establish IP PoPs in Damascus and Aleppo, backed by over SAR 4 billion in Saudi tech investments.
Google will sign the EU AI code but worries strict rules might slow AI innovation and hurt Europe’s competitiveness.
OpenAI launches Norway data centre with Nscale and Aker, boosting European AI infrastructure and sovereign compute capacity.
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Salam and Syria sign MoU to establish IP PoPs in Damascus and Aleppo, backed by over SAR 4 billion in Saudi tech investments.

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Google will sign the EU AI code but worries strict rules might slow AI innovation and hurt Europe’s competitiveness.

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OpenAI launches Norway data centre with Nscale and Aker, boosting European AI infrastructure and sovereign compute capacity.

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• TikTok now utilises the full initial 90 MW capacity across three buildings at OSL‑Hamar, with expansion potential up to 150 MW. • The facility exemplifies …

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Grid limits and planning delays could derail the UK’s AI-driven data centre growth, putting its leadership ambitions at risk.

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CoreWeave beats in Q2 with a record backlog, but rising losses and power limits cast doubt on scalability.

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Oracle teams up with Google Cloud to offer Gemini AI models via Oracle Cloud, enabling seamless enterprise AI access without vendor lock-in.

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Russia bans Reporters Without Borders as “undesirable”, criminalizing cooperation and intensifying repression of independent media.

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UKRI provides $17.6M across 11 telecom projects focused on rural 5G, emergency connectivity and satellite innovation.

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CoreWeave’s Q2 revenue and US$30.1bn backlog highlight AI-cloud demand, but deepening losses and power limits test scalability.

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Lumen expands its US network with 400Gbps connectivity to support AI-driven workloads and cloud scalability.

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AI, cloud and edge computing are reshaping the way data centres connect, as operators race to build resilient, high-capacity networks.

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Real Image Internet has grown from a graphics and CAD firm in 1991 into a leading Eswatini ISP and IT provider.

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Vertiv buys Belgian AI software firm Waylay NV to add hyperautomation and predictive tools to its data-centre portfolio.

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Sparkle strengthens network diversity with new Helsinki PoP, boosting connectivity and resilience in Northern Europe.

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Vodafone Germany launches standard 5G slicing tariffs with private and shared packages, boosting enterprise network reliability.

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Jenny Internet Swaziland offering wireless broadband to homes, businesses and remote areas, amid infrastructure and bandwidth cost challenges.

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The NAAFI Help Desk plays a crucial role in assisting the UK Armed Forces community by providing timely support and services.

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Celebrating two‑year Star Suite transformation, star.london hosts client‑networking evening blending internet pioneers with new innovators.

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Sparkle’s Paola Crobu shares how OCRE 2024, AI use cases, and multicloud strategies are shaping Europe’s research and education cloud future.