Digital Infrastructure

Vodafone Business and Geely Technology Europe have expanded their partnership to combine on-site private 5G, cloud connectivity, and managed IoT services. The deal spans Geely's R&D facilities in...

Nvidia approved Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron as HBM4 suppliers for its Vera Rubin platform, with production in progress and first shipments expected in Q3. The move diversifies supply for scarce high-bandwidth memory, addresses AI data center bottlenecks, and coincides with a new R&D center in South Korea.

Generative AI vendors are increasing investment to build presence in India, leveraging a user base exceeding one billion internet users.

Megaport announced plans for a globally distributed AI inference cloud built around an on-demand GPU pool funded by A$350 million, offered to enterprise customers via contracted and consumption-based pricing models.

South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT and NIPA completed on-site inspections and are negotiating with Samsung SDS, Naver Cloud, and Elice for a 2.08 trillion won AI GPU infrastructure project. Final operator selection is pending. Evaluation emphasized GPU procurement, large-scale cluster operations, and data center power/cooling design. Initial deployments are expected to use Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, with Vera Rubin phased in later subject to supply and cost. Service launch could slip beyond this year.

Samsung will invest 39 trillion dong (~$1.5B) to build its first chip testing plant in Vietnam (Thai Nguyen province, ~60 km north of Hanoi). Construction has begun; operations are targeted for November 2027. The facility will focus on legacy DRAM and NAND, with planned annual output of 153.3 billion Gb (DRAM) and 255.6 billion Gb (NAND). Investment was approved in March; Samsung may reinvest up to ~$2.5B in profits for a potential second factory.

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Eight French organisations — including Capgemini, Orange, EDF, Iliad and Scaleway — have formally united under the AION consortium to bid for an EU AI Gigafactory designation, backed...

Edge AI is reshaping how utilities manage the grid — moving intelligence from the control room to the substation itself. Small language models, autonomous agents, and hardened edge...

Qualcomm Technologies introduced the Dragonwing Mobile Broadband Multimedia (MBM) Family of broadband chipsets built on a 4nm process, featuring on-device AI, advanced connectivity, and multimedia capabilities. The premium MBM7 Series, led by the MBM715, supports sub-6GHz 5G NR and Wi‑Fi 7 with up to 5.8 Gb/s, 320 MHz channels, and 4K QAM for low-latency, high-throughput performance.