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Ramboll has strategically acquired data centre consulting company i3 Solutions Group, expanding its global footprint and reinforcing its position as a comprehensive service provider. This acquisition boosts Ramboll’s capabilities in North America, Europe, and Asia, aligning with its mission to mitigate the data centre industry’s environmental impact while offering clients cutting-edge solutions.

DigitalBridge has initiated a tender offer to acquire Japanese tower firm JTower, offering a 152% premium valued at JPY93 billion ($630 million). This strategic move aims to address growing pressures in the telecommunications sector from the deployment of Beyond 5G and 6G technologies. With NTT and NTT Docomo tendering their stakes, the acquisition promises enhanced infrastructure-sharing capabilities.

NLX, an AI platform specializing in advanced conversational experiences, has acquired Radish Systems and its patented ChoiceView technology. This acquisition integrates visual elements into voice transactions, enhancing user experience and customer service efficiency. NLX’s commitment to multimodal capabilities paves the way for more immersive, trust-building interactions in customer journeys.

AccessPlus, an affiliate of RingSquared, has announced its acquisition of Crocker Communications, a leading telecommunications provider in Massachusetts. This move allows AccessPlus to expand its VoIP and fiber broadband infrastructure across Western Massachusetts. By integrating Crocker’s clients, AccessPlus aims to deliver enhanced VoIP services and boost connectivity, marking a significant growth milestone.

Actility’s acquisition of API-K revolutionizes the rescue landscape with innovative LoRaWAN tracking systems. Known for boosting search radii greatly, their beacon technology is a game-changer for mountain sports and rescue teams. Integrating API-K’s advanced LoRaWAN solutions into Actility’s portfolio, they aim to set new standards in outdoor geo-security and rescue efficiency.

Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics has acquired Oxford Semantic Technologies, a UK-based startup specializing in advanced knowledge graph technology. This strategic move aims to enrich Samsung’s AI capabilities, enhancing user experiences across its ecosystem. By integrating this technology, Samsung plans to deliver hyper-personalized interactions through its products, including mobile devices, televisions, and home appliances.