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Ofcom has unveiled proposed regulations aimed at accelerating the UK's fibre market by encouraging more investment in gigabit-capable networks and boosting competition.
Data centre operators are reframing "waste heat" as a valuable resource, with innovative projects already underway to warm cities and grow food. Companies like Beyond.pl are partnering with heating networks to potentially supply up to 15% of a European city's winter heating needs.
NTT Data has expanded its AI agent efforts, unveiling a suite that lets users build and manage their own agentic AI solutions.
Nebula has appointed Shalini Kaushik as its new head of engineering.
Nvidia, Elon Musk’s xAI have joined the $30 billion fund AI data centre investment fund set up by BlackRock, Microsoft, and MGX.
Sparkle has expanded its partnership with Al-Bawaba for Telecommunications and Informatics Co to deliver international connectivity services to and from Libya.
Softbank has expanded its AI portfolio with a $6.5 billion deal to buy Ampere Computing, a Silicon Valley startup developing Arm-based sustainable AI chips.
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