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ย Virgin Media O2 and Daisy Group have joined forces to form a ยฃ1.4B B2B telecom and IT services powerhouse, targeting UK enterprises with an integrated offering that includes private 5G, cloud, AI, and cybersecurity solutions. With Virgin Media O2 holding a 70% stake and Daisy 30%, the new entity aims to accelerate enterprise digital transformation, drive operational synergies, and compete against both traditional telcos and cloud-first players in a fast-evolving market.
Dirty data in data centers undermines everything from AI accuracy to energy efficiency. With poor metadata, data drift, and dark data hoarding driving up costs and emissions, organizations must adopt DataOps, metadata tools, and a strong data culture to reverse the trend. Learn how clean data fuels smarter automation, compliance, and sustainability.
Artificial Intelligence is transforming metro infrastructure, placing new demands on data centers, fiber networks, and edge deployments. This article explores how operators are tackling power and cooling constraints, evolving network topologies, managing capital risks, and partnering with hyperscalers to build sustainable, AI-optimized metro ecosystems.
The fiber, data center, and telecom sectors are evolving rapidly amid rising AI workloads, cloud expansion, edge computing, and new investment models. This article breaks down the key trends โ€” from fiber deployments in rural markets to secondary data center expansions and telecoms shifting to platform-based services, that are reshaping digital infrastructure for a hyperconnected future.
In 2025, data centers are at the forefront of AI innovation, balancing the explosive growth of AI workloads with urgent sustainability goals. This article explores how brownfield and greenfield developments help operators manage demand, support low-latency AI services, and drive toward net-zero carbon targets.
In Beyond Connectivity: The Telco to Techco Transformation, leaders from e&, KDDI, and MTN reveal how telecoms are evolving into technology-first, platform-driven companies. These digital pioneers are integrating AI, 5G, cloud, smart infrastructure, and fintech to unlock massive valueโ€”from AI-powered smart cities in Japan, to inclusive fintech platforms in Africa, and cloud-first enterprise solutions in the Middle East. This piece explores how telcos are reshaping their role in the digital economyโ€”building intelligent, scalable, and people-first tech ecosystems.
In 2025, the ASEAN telecommunications sector is set for significant changes, driven by AI integration, digital infrastructure expansion, and strategic market consolidations. These transformations aim to enhance operational efficiency and profitability within the region’s dynamic telecom landscape.
Nvidia’s Open Power AI Consortium is pioneering the integration of AI in energy management, collaborating with industry giants to enhance grid efficiency and sustainability. This initiative not only caters to the rising demands of data centers but also promotes the use of renewable energy, illustrating a significant shift towards environmentally sustainable practices. Discover how this synergy between technology and energy sectors is setting new benchmarks in innovative and sustainable energy solutions.
NVIDIA is redefining data centers with AI factories, purpose-built to manufacture intelligence at scale. Unlike traditional data centers, AI factories process, train, and deploy AI models for real-time insights, automation, and digital transformation. As global investments in AI infrastructure rise, enterprises and governments are prioritizing AI-powered data centers to drive innovation, efficiency, and economic growth.
The telecom industry is in the midst of a major shift from โ€œtelcoโ€ to โ€œtechcoโ€, with operators investing in AI, 5G, cloud computing, and digital services to compete with tech giants like Amazon and Google. At MWC 2025, leaders from e&, KDDI, MTN, and SK Telecom discussed their AI-driven strategies, including self-healing networks, smart city infrastructure, fintech expansion, and enterprise 5G solutions. As telcos embrace AI-powered automation and cloud-based innovations, they are redefining their role in the digital economy.
Dive into our in-depth coverage of MWC 2025, highlighting the latest innovations in 5G, AI, IoT, and more. Discover how industry leaders are shaping the future of technology with groundbreaking announcements and developments unveiled during the event.

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Telecom networks are facing unprecedented complexity with 5G, IoT, and cloud services. Traditional service assurance methods are becoming obsolete, making AI-driven, real-time analytics essential for competitive advantage. This independent industry whitepaper explores how DPUs, GPUs, and Generative AI (GenAI) are enabling predictive automation, reducing operational costs, and improving service quality....
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Explore the collaboration between Purdue Research Foundation, Purdue University, Ericsson, and Saab at the Aviation Innovation Hub. Discover how private 5G networks, real-time analytics, and sustainable innovations are shaping the "Airport of the Future" for a smarter, safer, and greener aviation industry....
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This article explores the deployment of 5G NR Transparent Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs), detailing the architecture's advantages and challenges. It highlights how this "bent-pipe" NTN approach integrates ground-based gNodeB components with NGSO satellite constellations to expand global connectivity. Key challenges like moving beam management, interference mitigation, and latency are discussed, underscoring...

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