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North America Cloud Services Trends
Oracle’s TPU menu opens in 2027. Capacity is the small print.
Oracle will add TPU accelerators to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, widening the compute choice inside one cloud. The first availability is planned for 2027, followed by a multi-year ramp; customers still lack the details that turn a launch into a purchase plan.
North America Datacenter Trends
Galaxy’s $455m adjusted EBITDA had a $395m Treasury co-star
Data Centers reported $68.7m of adjusted EBITDA in Galaxy’s preliminary Q3 release. Treasury & Corporate supplied $395m; the data-centre segment added back $75.4m of “notes interest and other expense” while reporting a $435,000 net loss.
Europe and Middle East National Telecom Trends
Ofcom revoked 19 telecom land powers. Six final orders still read like fill-in-the-blanks.
Ofcom revoked 19 Electronic Communications Code directions on 20 October. The decisions are effective; six final PDFs still ask readers to choose which consultation history happened.
North America Datacenter Trends
SOAR AI Patented a GPU Dispatch Desk. The Stopwatch Is Still Missing
SOAR AI’s new patent describes a DPU that forecasts which accelerator can take work, then helps move data between accelerator memories. The design has a commercial promise. The company’s release has no performance clock attached.
Africa Institutional Trends
Mozambique’s Digital Plan Has 2030 Targets. Its Approval Date Says “XX”.
Six implementation pillars, fourteen flagship commitments and a preliminary US$1.5–2.0 billion funding estimate give Mozambique’s digital strategy a serious scale. The official draft’s cover still leaves the Cabinet approval date as “xx”; the harder test is whether its proposed…
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Britain Wants Your Energy Data to Travel. The £500,000 Setup Bill Needs a Payer.
DESNZ proposes a no-direct-charge rule when people access or authorize sharing of their own data. Its central setup estimate is £500,000 per data holder. The consultation leaves the bill’s destination open.
Asia-Pacific National Telecom Trends
The Tower Rule Is Still on the Books. Its Addressee Sold the Towers.
New Zealand's regulator wants to retire a mobile access rule that survived its own target. The harder question waits at the tower gate, where a future entrant will need an actual offer.
Latin America and Caribbean National Telecom Trends
Jamaica’s 2600 MHz Homework: 95% Coverage, Measuring Tape Not Included
Jamaica’s Spectrum Management Authority is asking who wants 100 MHz in the 2600 MHz band. Any qualifying applicant able to start commercial service as soon as a licence is granted would also face a two-year coverage schedule for the general population and named underserved…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom Trends
Ofcom Opened the City to Satellite Gateways. One Downlink Still Needs a Local Deal.
Ofcom has opened selected Q/V frequencies to satellite gateways in Britain’s high-density areas. The headline is 8 GHz; the fine print is where the city keeps its keys: one important downlink remains a site-by-site negotiation with mobile licensees.
Asia-Pacific National Telecom Trends
Rail Gets 10 MHz. Its 2 GHz Neighbours Get a Two-Year Warning.
Australia has put a narrow radio lane aside for railway mobile communications. ACMA’s new rules give rail access a path through adjacent mobile networks: share receiver data, calculate the risk, and give affected operators two years’ notice when the fallback route is needed.
Latin America and Caribbean Institutional Trends
Anatel’s New Committee Can Publish Auction Data. Can It Watch the Projects?
The proposed policy committee gets a window into results from spectrum-auction commitments, while its draft charter bars two review functions. One verb in the Board vote did not make it into the published carve-out: monitoring.
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Uber’s driver off-switch drew an €825m fine. The appeal is next.
Between 2018 and 2022, Uber’s software could deactivate a driver over suspected fraud or persistently low ratings without a human assessment. The Dutch privacy authority has put €824.99 million on that decision path; Uber said it would appeal.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Kobe’s data-centre tunnel rents for ¥37 a square metre. The expensive part is still missing.
Kobe has leased a 17,000-square-metre stretch of a former conveyor tunnel for ¥7.57 million a year. That is about ¥37 per square metre a month. The project’s future 20 MW target sounds grander; the conversion bill, first power tranche and customer contracts are the figures that…
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Futaba’s AI centre went from 32 servers to 96. The 2 MW stayed put.
Digital Dynamic’s earlier filing named 32 B200 systems at its 2 MW Futaba site. Eole’s October update now describes 96 B300 systems for year-end. The companies have not explained whether the new configuration replaces or expands the earlier plan.
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Ofcom Named Two Harms. The Law Still Needs a Minister to Switch Them On.
Ofcom’s first statutory report on harmful content tells a blunt story: children’s reported exposure has not significantly shifted, while two content types are ready for a stronger legal category. The evidence is on the table. The switch is in someone else’s hand.
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Europe’s 6G call budgeted €16m for the bits no demo can fake
The SNS JU’s 2026 call put an indicative €16 million toward datasets and experimental infrastructure, then selected five proposals worth €22 million in total. The unflashy assets are the point: without reusable data and places to test whole systems, “AI-native 6G” is still a…
North America Datacenter Trends
Celestica’s $40bn plan has a bigger customer forecast behind it
The contract manufacturer has put a 90% sales-growth target on 2027 and says customers already forecast more demand for 2028. The hard part is turning that forecast into factories, qualified programs and shipments; the spreadsheet has volunteered, the factory floor has not.
North America National Telecom Trends
The FCC is picking the referee for a satellite move’s bill
The Upper C-band shift has a quiet but consequential job opening: an independent clearinghouse will review relocation claims and radio-altimeter rebates. Proposals are due 9 November.
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Ofcom Picks the Expert. The Platform Pays the Bill.
Ofcom’s 29 October market exercise asks how to group, contract and price skilled-person reports. The Online Safety Act gives the regulator the appointment power and puts the expert’s bill on the provider.
Asia-Pacific National Telecom Trends
New Zealand’s Tower-Sharing Rule Has the Wrong Landlord
The Commerce Commission says mobile operators sold the towers, while the law still regulates mobile operators. Its 27 October recommendation asks the Minister to remove a service that no longer reaches the people who own the sites.
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