Comcast’s strategic spin-off of cable TV channels like MSNBC, CNBC, and E! into ‘SpinCo’ highlights a shift to survive in the evolving media landscape.
Bharti Global’s acquisition of a significant stake in BT Group marks a pivotal moment in the telecom industry. As the largest shareholder, it reinforces Bharti’s investment confidence and BT’s future potential.
In a significant development for data infrastructure, Colt Data Centre Services and RMZ announced a $1.7 billion joint venture in India, targeting the soaring demand for data centers. This partnership supports cloud computing, AI, and 5G adoption, enhancing Colt’s sites in Navi Mumbai and Ambattur, Chennai, with new expansions planned.
Ericsson and FPT are collaborating to enhance the deployment of 5G technology and digital transformation in Vietnam. This partnership focuses on innovations in AI and aims to enhance digital infrastructure across key sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and retail.
Bouygues Telecom’s acquisition of La Poste Telecom marks a pivotal shift in the telecoms landscape. As France’s leading MVNO with 2.4 million subscribers, this strategic buyout positions Bouygues Telecom for enhanced market penetration.
MSI has unveiled a cutting-edge server lineup powered by Intel Xeon 6 processors and MGX architecture, tailored for AI and HPC. Highlights include the CG480-S5063 AI server, featuring NVIDIA H200 NVL GPUs and DDR5 DIMM slots.
DIDWW has expanded its global VoIP services by acquiring its own Czech Direct Inward Dialling numbers, enhancing communication capabilities for businesses. With instant activation through self-service portals, businesses can now establish a local presence swiftly.
Equinix is investing USD $260 million to develop SG6, a sustainable data center in Singapore, designed for AI and compute-intensive tasks. Featuring renewable energy, liquid cooling, and rainwater harvesting, SG6 aligns with Singapore’s Green Plan 2030.
Ookla’s analysis of the iPhone 16 reveals improved 5G performance over its predecessors in several regions, including the U.S. and Canada, where speeds surpassed 324 Mbps. However, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 excelled in latency and upload speeds.
Harmony Networks has acquired Spring Fibre for £1.5 million. While Spring Fibre aimed for expansive growth, it faltered under financial strain, only connecting 12,000 premises out of a million.
