Amphenol is acquiring CommScope’s Connectivity and Cable Solutions business for $10.5 billion, strengthening its presence in data centers, broadband, and smart buildings. The deal follows its 2023 purchase of CommScope’s Andrew unit and is expected to boost 2025 sales.
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.
T-Mobile US has partnered with Comcast and Charter to deliver 5G services for businesses by 2026. The deal allows the cable companies to expand into enterprise mobility without major infrastructure costs, challenging Verizon and AT&T while strengthening T-Mobile’s position in the mid market.
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.
Ericsson and Liberty Latin America’s launch of Costa Rica’s first 5G Standalone (SA) network represents a pivotal leap in Central America’s digital evolution. This transformative 5G infrastructure, powered by Ericsson’s revolutionary technology, spans over 1,400 sites, enhancing connectivity for 3.7 million subscribers.
Kenya is transforming digital connectivity in the Horn of Africa with a high-capacity fibre optic corridor on the Isiolo-Mandera route. Supported by World Bank funding, this initiative aims to enhance digital integration and connect underserved communities.
Comcast has seen a 76% increase in network traffic from 2019 to 2024 while reducing power consumption by 11%. Through cloud technologies, AI integration, and energy optimizations, it halved electricity consumption per byte.
Orange Business has unveiled its new Defense & Security Division, affirming its dedication to sovereignty in defense and homeland security. This aligns with its “Lead the Future” strategy, targeting strategic verticals with sovereignty implications.
Telxius and Ciena have achieved a major milestone with the first live 1.3 terabit per second transmission across the Atlantic. Using advanced technology, they improved efficiency and bandwidth over 6,600 kilometers, paving the way for faster, more sustainable global connectivity to meet rising demands for AI, video, and cloud.
CommScope and Emtelle have teamed up to optimize FTTH deployments in North America, integrating CommScope’s Prodigy connectivity and Emtelle’s blowable fiber optic micro-cable. This collaboration promises enhanced network installations with improved cost efficiency and high-quality network performance.
