Today Top Story
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The telecom industry's new venture, uniting giants to deliver network APIs on a global scale, now has a name and a CEO: Aduna and Anthony Bartolo. -
Telstra has partnered with SpaceX's Starlink to bring direct-to-device messaging to users in Australia.
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Hussain Sajwani, founder and chairman of Dubai-based Damac Properties, has unveiled plans to invest $20 billion in US data centres.
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Tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Meta are bracing for heightened scrutiny in the UK as the new digital markets competition regime takes effect.
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Nvidia has come out swinging in 2025, unveiling new products to supercharge everything from AI development to content creation and streaming.
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Amazon is looking to take on Starlink with newly unearthed regulatory filings suggesting it plans to launch a satellite broadband service in the UK.
Forthcoming events
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Architect of Digital Markets Act and EU telco reforms steps down over appointment spat
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Nokia has been selected by CoreWeave to deploy its IP routing and optical transport portfolios globally.
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The task force aims to streamline policies and boost clean energy use in AI infrastructure
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BT detects over 2,000 potential cyber-attack signals every second – more than 200 million each day.
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Sparkle has announced a new agreement with Nexim Global, the Italo-American telecommunications operator, for the provision of International IP Transit and additional IP services.
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Minister for Data Protection and Telecoms, Sir Chris Bryant has highlighted the importance of digital infrastructure claiming it is “as essential as water and electricity”.
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Robert Finnegan calls merger 'pro-growth' as CMA warns of price hikes
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The newly formed company is set to transform the telecom industry by offering network APIs on a global scale, unlocking monetisation opportunities
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UK government to launch a data infrastructure team that will monitor “critical threats” to UK data centres
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Telecom Italia (TIM) has submitted a non-binding offer for BT's remaining operations in Italy, aiming to secure around €100 million ($110 million) from the seller to acquire the assets.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) has allocated £8 billion for UK investors over the next five years.
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Mario Draghi’s wide-ranging competitiveness report published earlier this week raised eyebrows from across the continent, but it also secured some high-level supporters
