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The telecommunications sector is on the brink of a significant transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI). With projected investments exceeding $5 billion by 2026, AI is poised to become the foremost driver of innovation and efficiency.
Over 70% of CEOs fear that gaps in their AI knowledge could hinder decision-making and slow business growth, despite 80% recognising its potential, new research has revealed.
Exa Infrastructure has been selected by IOEMA as the landing partner for its new high-capacity submarine cable in Leiston, UK.
UK-based digital infrastructure provider Pulsant is set to expand its data centre portfolio with the backing of its shareholders.
“We stand at a crossroads. Countries that embrace the possibility of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution will reap the benefits. Those that shy away, or join in reluctantly, will lag behind” - The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer
e& enterprise has announced a three-year partnership with PayPal.
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VFN Holdings (Vero) has expanded its credit facility to $240 million, with the potential to increase to $310 million.
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Nigeria's largest labour union has called for a boycott of telecom operators in response to a controversial 50% price hike in telecommunications services.
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Highline has expanded its fibre internet network across Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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