Digital Infrastructure stories
The proposed law could add €115 billion in costs over a decade, with banks, energy firms and hospitals among those facing higher bills.
New UK reporting rules and AI-enabled attacks are leaving critical infrastructure operators with far less time to spot and contain breaches.
The move gives the UK consultancy a foothold in two key data centre markets as it targets 200 North America staff by 2029.
AI is driving a surge in automated traffic, with Cloudflare saying more than half of internet requests were non-human for the first time this year.
Rising AI electricity demand is pushing US data centre operators to seek more reliable power systems as the firms plan broader integration work.
Nearly a third of European organisations still lack formal oversight, even as digital sovereignty and generative AI drive heavier open source use.
The deployment aims to help operators spot faults earlier and manage denser AI workloads with a single view of infrastructure data.
The extra Taipei-Hong Kong path comes after repeated cable faults exposed the risk of relying on too few international links around Taiwan.
Traffic at the exchange has nearly quadrupled in a year, lifting it into the top 30 North American hubs and widening reach across Chicago.
The Finnish town stands to gain jobs and local spending as atNorth's FIN05 project brings a planned €2 billion investment and future expansion potential.
The relocation gives Kazakhstan a higher-profile platform to court investment and shape regional debate on connectivity, AI and telecoms policy.
The results bolster eir's pitch in crowded urban markets, where operators are vying on 5G speed and reliability as data demand rises.
The tie-up aims to speed real-world blockchain deployment among Korean banks and other institutions as tokenised assets gain momentum in Asia.
Customers in Chicago, Dallas, New York and Phoenix can now reach DE-CIX through 22 more Digital Realty data centres, widening interconnection access.
The 18-month programme aims to make private 5G easier to deploy, with eight UK organisations set to test a single interoperable system.
The live Mumbai-Pune trial gives carriers extra capacity for cloud and AI traffic, with Constl now claiming India's first 1.6 Tbps channel.
The hire is intended to strengthen local cyber capability for government and critical infrastructure customers as sovereignty concerns shape buying decisions.
Shorter certificate lifespans are leading Australian businesses to automate renewals as manual tracking raises costs and security risks.
A live production test on the Mumbai-Pune corridor gives Constl extra headroom for hyperscaler and AI traffic, lifting per-channel capacity by 60%.
Revenue from MRO-TEK's products division climbed as demand from telecom, enterprise and government customers offset weaker results elsewhere in the group.