AI
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Meta has partnered with Lumen Technologies to “significantly increase” its network capacity to meet the increased demand for its AI models and services.
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Tech Mahindra has opened a Centre of Excellence (CoE) powered by Nvidia AI Enterprise and Omniverse platforms.
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Latin American data centre operator ODATA unveiled plans to construct two facilities in Colombia to provide 144MW of connectivity to the region.
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Nokia has partnered with Lenovo to offer data centre solutions designed to meet increasing demand for AI workloads.
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Oriole Networks, a startup developing photonic networking technologies, has secured $22 million in funding to address the growing data centre demands driven by AI workloads.
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Lightmatter, a startup developing computing hardware that uses light instead of electricity has raised $400 million with its valuation soaring to $4.4 billion.
Forthcoming events
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Nokia has deployed its 5G standalone (SA) core network for Taiwan Mobile.
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DataBank has announced that its KC3 facility in Kansas City will expand its footprint and capabilities to meet growing demand.
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Orange has demonstrated three new use cases in the corridor areas that connect the cities of Metz-Merzig-Luxembourg in France, Germany, and Luxembourg.
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HGC Global Communications Limited (HGC) has appointed Cliff Tam as its senior vice president of global data strategy and operations, international business.
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Telenor has selected Cisco and NEC to deploy 5G xHaul transport networks in Norway and Denmark.
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The low Earth orbit satellite industry should be ready to face regulatory challenges, according to a Capacity Europe panel.
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The 17th annual Global Carrier Awards (GCAs) was back live in London during this year's Capacity Europe conference.
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Data released on 20 October by British regulator Ofcom confirmed that 44.6 million adults in the UK were targeted with scam calls and texts over the summer.
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China Telecom will collaborate with Keysource to install Huawei Modular Data Centre Infrastructure within an IT Hub in London.
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Mobile operators will have to offer more than connectivity if they are to make money from 5G.
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Telcos are behind with regards to the implementation of automation according to Peter Coppens, vice president at Colt.
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Nominations are now open for next year's Datacloud Awards, scheduled to return to Monaco in April.