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CMA raises concerns over Nexfibre’s Netomnia purchase

UK regulatory body the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found competition concerns in relation to Nexfibre’s proposed acquisition of Netomnia’s parent Substantial Group.

Huawei unveils its Mate 90 smartphone series

The chip also integrates Huawei’s LogicFolding technology, which restructures chip wiring vertically to enable denser processing, shorter critical paths and reduced latency.

BT pitches AI receptionist to UK businesses

BT Business rolled out a new AI suite in the UK to help businesses adopt the technology while overcoming complexity and security concerns which may be holding them back.

Life science companies warm to digital techs

Rockwell Automation found a majority of manufacturers in the life sciences sector are employing smart production technologies as part of digital transformations, but most struggle to derive meaningful insights from the data collected.

UK data regulator restructures amid allegations of ‘toxic’ workplace culture

A reimagined structure for the UK data regulator raises questions about the effectiveness of its oversight, as staff continue to express concern over a toxic workplace culture that has taken hold under the organisation’s leadership

Data centre of the month: Inside AtlasEdge’s unconventional Stuttgart site

When AtlasEdge opened the first phase of its STR001 data centre in Böblingen, near Stuttgart it was betting on a different model of European digital infrastructure.

From Opposition to Buy-In: Tactics for Data Center Developers

Data center developers are responding to growing community opposition by embracing transparency, funding power infrastructure, and prioritizing locations with supportive residents.

$6T in annual AI revenue needed to pay off data center investments

Hyperscalers are rushing to build more data centers to run AI workloads — but will the AI industry ever generate enough revenue to pay for that infrastructure?

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Trump brushes off AI concerns, praises Anthropic CEO

US President Donald Trump reportedly continued to dismiss concerns about any threat AI poses to humanity while repeating his claim guardrails would impede its development.

FCC opens up 1,000 MHz of spectrum for satellite with more to come

The FCC has freed up more than 1,000 MHz of spectrum for satellite services and has promised there will be more to come.

Kigen Automotive eSIM first to achieve GSMA eSA certification

Kigen has achieved GSMA eUICC Security Assurance certification for its Automotive eSIMs, the first eSA-certified eSIM supporting SGP.32 v1.3, combining its eSIM OS with Infineon’s TEGRION SLI22 controller.

The Proof Economy

As artificial intelligence makes creation abundant, proof becomes the new scarcity.

Members braced as Teachers’ Pension transfer approaches

The UK’s Teachers’ Pension scheme administration is set to transfer from Capita to Tata Consultancy Services

Samsung sees physical AI pushing networks beyond connectivity

Jungchul Kim, head of product strategy group, networks business at Samsung Electronics, told RCR that physical AI applications will place specific demands on networks, including ultra-low latency, high reliability, consistent…