Top tech news today: 9 April, 2025

Tech News Roundup

1. DOJ ends crypto enforcement team

The U.S. Justice Department has disbanded its National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team, shifting focus to terrorism and fraud, signaling a major policy change. Source

2. Ripple to acquire Hidden Road for $1.25 billion

Crypto firm Ripple has announced its acquisition of prime broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion, marking a significant move in the digital asset sector. Source

3. Aavegotchi votes to leave Polygon

Aavegotchi, a gaming NFT platform, has voted to migrate from Polygon to Base, seeking improved performance and community engagement. Source

4. DEX launches $20M trading competition

A decentralized exchange has initiated a $20 million trading competition aimed at rewarding traders throughout the year, enhancing user engagement. Source

5. Private RAN market shows strong growth

The private RAN market for 2024 has exceeded expectations, providing a positive outlook for telecom operators amidst evolving technology trends. Source

6. AI Energy Council focuses on clean energy

The UK’s AI Energy Council has met to align clean energy objectives with growing AI demands, emphasizing sustainable power solutions for future infrastructure. Source

7. TXO acquires Airway Group

Telecom firm TXO has expanded its North American presence through the acquisition of Airway Group, enhancing its operational capabilities in the region. Source

8. Vodafone reaches 200M IoT connections

Vodafone has surpassed 200 million IoT connections, driven by growth across various sectors, showcasing the increasing adoption of IoT technology globally. Source

9. Court denies Apple backdoor case secrecy

A UK court has rejected the government’s request to keep details of an Apple backdoor case confidential, promoting transparency in legal proceedings. Source

10. Meta’s data center project nears $1 billion

Meta’s new data center project in Wisconsin is projected to cost nearly $1 billion, supporting its AI and cloud infrastructure expansion. Source

11. BTS Group invests in global eSIM solutions

BTS Group has announced a strategic investment in ZIM to enhance its global eSIM connectivity solutions, expanding its market presence. Source

12. FCC plans satellite rule revamp

The FCC is considering major changes to satellite rules to improve spectrum sharing, aiming to enhance efficiency in satellite communications. Source

13. AI Energy Council seeks balance

The AI Energy Council convened to address the balance between AI advancements and clean energy objectives, emphasizing sustainable technological growth. Source

14. Nokia signs deal with Fibrus

Nokia has entered a five-year agreement with Fibrus to enhance network security and analytics, strengthening their collaborative efforts in the telecom sector. Source

15. Colt DCS expands data center capacity

Colt DCS is expanding its data center capacity in Germany by 117MW, responding to increasing demand for cloud and data services. Source

16. Government delays broadband gear testing rule

The Indian government has postponed the mandatory broadband gear testing rule until September 1 amid ongoing tariff negotiations with the U.S. Source

17. KKR-backed Fibercop to replace rival

KKR-backed Fibercop is set to take over Italy’s lagging EU-funded fiber project, aiming to enhance the nation’s broadband infrastructure. Source

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Grace is an intern reporter at BTW Media,having studied Journalism Media and Communiations at Cardiff University.She specialises in wiritng and reading.Contact her at g.ge@btw.media.

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