Digital Infrastructure stories
The partnership gives small and mid-sized Italian firms another bundled cyber option as tighter EU rules push demand for simpler security tools.
Funding will support more than 10,000 jobs as AirTrunk expands its Western Sydney data centre campus with low-carbon construction by mid-2028.
More than 100 meetings in Singapore showed buyers want AI tools that solve specific problems, as Australian firms sought regional contracts.
As AI projects move from pilots to production, the guide warns that power, cooling and connectivity limits may decide where workloads can run.
The deal gives new cybersecurity graduates access to mentoring and job leads across Canada and Europe as employers struggle to fill skills gaps.
Independent testing will determine whether ION Video's compression technology can win a US$1 million Nordic trial and cut data centre costs.
SBS reported no major technical issues during its busiest digital World Cup yet, after 146 million streams and a 1.5 million peak.
The build-out could lift India's data centre links as Tata Communications adds about 10,000km of fibre to serve AI and cloud demand.
Cities from Liverpool to Gothenburg are using Nvidia's AI tools to cut admin time, improve safety and lower operating costs in public services.
Demand for US-made bidirectional systems is growing as data centres and battery storage projects need more flexible power management.
Australia could forgo AUD $20 billion in economic value and nearly 12,500 jobs by 2040 unless it backs the sector's new growth plan.
The expanded service gives businesses nationwide access to faster content delivery and security tools as India's digital traffic keeps surging.
The 50-50 partnership has already secured 450MW of power, signalling a bigger push into Sydney and Melbourne as AI demand lifts data centre growth.
Banks are backing one of Asia's largest AI infrastructure financings, as ZanKore funds 100 MW of GPU capacity for Indonesia and the region.
Growing AI demand could leave Australia's data centres constrained unless fibre routes are planned earlier and shared across the industry.
The project could bring 45,000 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell GPUs to Kazakhstan by 2027, bolstering the country's bid for domestic AI models.
Thailand's networks will gain direct regional peering, with the new exchange due to open in 2027 and link Bangkok to ASEAN hubs.
The reuse project boosts AI capacity by 275% inside the original building footprint, while cutting structural upfront carbon and water use.
More than 5,000 Dublin and Kildare students a year will get hands-on STEM and AI lessons as Microsoft ties its data centre to local skills.
Businesses in India could gain faster, self-service connectivity as the platform is set to go live in early 2027 across Microscan's fibre network.