Sparkle has expanded its presence in Greece with a second Point of Presence in Thessaloniki, enhancing international connectivity for Greece and the Balkans. The new facility offers Tier 1 IP services, advanced security, and access to major cable systems, reinforcing Thessaloniki’s role as a digital hub.
AWS has launched AgentCore, a powerful toolkit designed to simplify the deployment and management of AI agents. Integrated with Amazon Bedrock, it offers tools for memory, authentication, observability, and secure runtime, helping enterprises scale AI projects swiftly while maintaining control, security, and compliance across global operations.
MLGW is partnering with Nokia to launch the first private 5G standalone network for a U.S. utility, aiming to modernize its grid, boost efficiency, and improve service. This move reflects a growing trend in industrial 5G adoption, with enhanced automation, cybersecurity, and infrastructure integration paving the way for smarter utility operations.
Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison is joining forces with Cisco and Nvidia to launch an AI Center of Excellence in Indonesia, aiming to propel local AI innovation. Leveraging Nvidia’s technology and Cisco’s security solutions, the project seeks to train a million Indonesians in AI by 2027.
Telenor has acquired GlobalConnect’s consumer network in Norway for NOK 6 billion, solidifying Telenor’s position in the fiber market. This acquisition brings 140,000 new customers and enhances Telenor’s digital services offerings.
In an ambitious evolution, Polish energy giant Orlen partners with Microsoft to launch Central Europe’s largest AI initiative. With a $105 billion investment, this collaboration enhances cybersecurity, streamlines operations, and boosts workforce efficiency.
Sparkle has launched a new Point of Presence in San Diego, expanding its U.S. network and enhancing connectivity across the Americas. Integrated with its global Seabone backbone, the new site offers high-speed IP services, robust security features, and diverse routes for improved reliability.
Google Fiber and Nokia are redefining home internet with network slicing, enabling dynamic prioritization of applications like gaming and video calls. This breakthrough could support emerging needs such as AI and VR while enhancing security through temporary slices for sensitive tasks.
The U.S. Department of Justice has approved HPE’s $14 billion merger with Juniper Networks under strict conditions. To maintain market competition, HPE will divest key wireless networking assets and license Juniper’s AI software. The deal aims to boost U.S. technological leadership while addressing antitrust concerns.
After criticizing AT&T for a conference call glitch, Donald Trump hinted at switching providers while promoting his new mobile venture. AT&T denied fault, citing a third-party platform. The timing is critical as the company faces scrutiny over past data breaches and ongoing lawsuits.
