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The AI race between OpenAI and xAI took another turn after the Elon Musk-owned startup released Grok 3, its latest model which the billionaire claimed was “magnitude more capable than Grok 2”.
Oxigen has opened its second and largest data centre in Sant Cugat del Vallès, Spain, a 6,000-square-metre facility designed in collaboration with Vertiv.
nLighten has appointed Nick Read as the new chair of its board as the company continues to expand its footprint across Europe.
Ireland's energy regulator has proposed new rules that would force new data centres to provide power generation capabilities that would match their capacity demand in order to reduce strain on the national grid.
Telefónica has chosen Nokia’s Packet Core solution to boost the scale, capacity, performance, and reliability of its 4G and 5G network for enterprise clients.
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.
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“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
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Nokia has announced the successful upgrade of Orange Jordan's Broadband Network Gateway (BNG) thanks to its advanced 7750 Service Router (SR) platforms.
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