China is investing over $6.1 billion in data centers as part of its “East Data, West Computing” initiative. This project, launched in 2022, aims to balance data storage in the east with processing in the resource-rich west. The funding has established eight computing hubs, bolstering China’s digital infrastructure amid US sanctions.
Ateme and Austria’s ORS Group have completed the world’s first IP-based Statistical Multiplexing (StatMux) trial over 5G-Broadcast, enhancing live streaming capacity. Utilizing Ateme’s NextGen StatMux, the trial, conducted in Vienna, showcased up to 20% efficiency gains and the ability to deliver multiple services in limited frequency bands, signaling a leap forward in broadcasting technology.
Vodafone has launched Europe’s first 5G mobile private network at the Temelín Nuclear Power Plant in Czechia, replacing traditional walkie-talkies. In partnership with ČEZ Group, this pilot project enhances safety and operational efficiency through advanced communication tools like augmented reality glasses, ensuring secure, independent data management within the plant’s systems.
Fujitsu is taking a bold step to popularize open All-Photonics Networks (APNs) by inaugurating a specialized lab in Düsseldorf, Germany. Scheduled to run from November 2024 to March 2025, this lab is the first outside Japan. This initiative aims to promote the global spread of Innovative Optical and Wireless Network, including APN technology.
The FCC has approved $9 billion in subsidies to boost 5G services in rural areas through the 5G Fund for Rural America. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide by providing advanced mobile connectivity where it’s economically unviable.
Nokia has dismissed rumors about its mobile network business being acquired by Samsung. The Finnish telecom giant confirmed its dedication to the division, despite market speculation. This strategic asset is key for Nokia and its customers, especially with the expansion of 5G technology. Keep updated with Nokia’s innovative journey.
Dell Technologies has seen a significant surge in demand for AI-optimized servers, marking an 80% year-over-year rise to $3.1 billion in Q2. The broader trend of enterprises investing in AI capabilities is evident, with Dell experiencing substantial growth in AI server orders.
Telstra and Ericsson have launched a revolutionary RAN Compute platform, advancing Australia’s 5G landscape. The newly deployed Ericsson RAN Processor 6672 significantly boosts capacity and efficiency while reducing energy consumption by up to 60%. This innovative technology, powered by advanced AI, paves the way for enhanced mobile connectivity and future 5G advancements.
The Swansea Bay City Deal awarded VMO2 a contract to upgrade fibre infrastructure. The global smartphone market is expected to grow, driven by Android sales in China and emerging markets. Patton acquired Raymar Information Technology to continue supporting crucial legacy industrial technologies. EE has released age-specific smartphone usage guidelines.
Nvidia’s datacentre revenue soared 154% in Q2 2025, hitting $26.3 billion and driving a total quarterly revenue of $30 billion. CEO Jensen Huang credited the surge to the global shift towards accelerated computing, noting the significant role of Nvidia’s Hopper GPU in enabling advanced AI and large language models.
