NTT Data and Mistral AI are revolutionizing enterprise AI by prioritizing data privacy and infrastructure independence. Their strategic collaboration empowers organizations with secure AI systems, especially in regulated industries.
San Jose, California, is ambitiously positioning itself as the West Coast’s leading data center hub, partnering with PG&E to add 2,000 megawatts of transmission capacity. This bold move ensures reliable power connections, crucial for data centers with high energy demands.
Google will invest six billion dollars to build Asia’s largest data center in Visakhapatnam, India. Two billion dollars will fund renewable energy infrastructure. This marks a major step in Google’s regional expansion and supports India’s growing digital ecosystem.
AT&T and Ericsson achieved a milestone by deploying a third party RAN automation application on a live network. Built on the Open RAN R1 interface and powered by Ericsson’s Intelligent Automation Platform, it optimizes performance with telemetry and policy data.
BT refunded £18 million to customers after Ofcom found it failed to share required contract details with over a million users. The regulator also fined BT £2.8 million and ordered donations to charities. The company apologised and pledged stronger compliance.
Foxconn and TECO’s strategic share-swap alliance is set to revolutionize the AI infrastructure market by leveraging Foxconn’s expertise in AI server production and TECO’s prowess in industrial systems. Their collaboration aims to provide modular AI data center solutions globally, aligning with evolving market demands for scalable and sustainable infrastructure.
Ericsson and twelve leading telecom providers have launched Aduna, a joint venture to accelerate global adoption of network APIs. Backed by major operators and cloud partners, Aduna builds on Ericsson’s secure platform and supports initiatives like Open Gateway to standardize APIs.
The Mayo Clinic’s dynamic partnership with Nvidia unleashes the potential of AI in revolutionizing healthcare. Their cutting-edge AI data center, powered by Nvidia’s Blackwell DGX B200 servers and DGX SuperPOD, promises breakthroughs in clinical applications, including pathology and precision medicine.
Malaysia’s collaboration with Nvidia and YTL Power International marks a pivotal step in AI advancement. By developing a sovereign LLM and constructing AI data centers powered by Nvidia’s technology, Malaysia strengthens its AI capacity.
Virgin Media O2 is transforming customer service with Lumi AI, a tool that supports agents by analyzing calls and suggesting solutions in real time. Early results show faster resolutions, fewer complaints, and more personalized support.
