ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 17 Apr
Support tech caught by 'Technician Aura': the bug that only hides when you're watching
All that kit, and the fix was simply stepping aside
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telecommunications ISPreview UK 17 Apr
BT Expect to Fix Subsea Fibre Optic Cable Break on Orkney by Tomorrow
The UK telecoms operator, BT, has confirmed that the subsea cable repair ship (Pierre de Fermat) they contracted to resolve the recent fibre optic break between Evie on the Orkney Mainland and nearby Westray, which disrupted local broadband and 4G mobile connectivity, is set to be fully resolved on Saturday (18th April). As reported a […]
telecommunications Light Reading 17 Apr
Netflix in talks to expand its NFL relationship
Netflix is in talks to 'expand the relationship' with the NFL, said co-CEO Ted Sarandos, which could lead to more Christmas Day games.
telecommunications Light Reading 17 Apr
Singapore's Circles targets Nasdaq listing as it doubles down on US expansion
Circles is targeting a Nasdaq listing within two years, banking on US expansion and its AI-native platform to address telecom operators' challenges.
ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 17 Apr
IOWN Global Forum targets datacenter interconnects to scatter AI infrastructure
Fast WAN consortium thinks neoclouds are ripe for hookups
ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 17 Apr
Cisco Wi-Fi boxes are filling their disks with 5MB of undeletable data every day
Fix for critical flaw is an OS update you may not be able to make because the junk data uses all memory
ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 17 Apr
IPv6 carried half of internet traffic – for one day, according to Google
We're not half way there, we're still livin' on a prayer
telecommunications ISPreview UK 16 Apr
NordVPN Tops 100 Terabits per second in Aggregate Network Capacity
The NordVPN service, which is a popular Virtual Private Network (VPN) provider, has announced that their global network has reached over 100 Terabits per second (Tbps) in aggregate network capacity, distributed across 211 locations in 135+ countries. During busy (peak time) hours, slowdowns typically stem from issues with insufficient data capacity. NordVPN’s network has been […]
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 16 Apr
Data Center Space Race: Can Orbital’s Satellites Overcome Doubts?
A US startup plans to launch solar-powered AI satellites, but experts warn that technical and economic challenges may delay space-based data centers.
telecommunications Light Reading 16 Apr
Quickplay boots up Gray Media's new streaming platform
Quickplay said it has deployed Gray Media's new streaming platform across 113 US markets. The platform, architected by Quickplay, taps into Google Cloud. #pressrelease
telecommunications Light Reading 16 Apr
Roku says it streams to 100 million-plus households
Roku is touting a new milestone, claiming its platform now streams to 100 million households worldwide. #pressrelease
telecommunications Light Reading 16 Apr
Verizon talks up 5G, FWA support for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Verizon is bringing 5G, FWA and broadcast tech to certain 2026 World Cup venues and fan events as part of its sponsorship of the global soccer tourney. Of note, Verizon has deployed nearly 140 small cells and temporary cell sites to boost coverage and capacity. #pressrelease
telecommunications ISPreview UK 16 Apr
Amazon Leo to Power Satellite Services for iPhone and Apple Watch with Globalstar
The Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper) service, which is slowly building a new mega constellation of ultrafast broadband satellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) for the UK and globally, has announced an agreement to power satellite services for iPhone and Apple Watches, including Emergency SOS via satellite. The agreement forms part of their wider deal […]
ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 16 Apr
Iran has something America can only dream of: cheap broadband
Shame about the internet blackouts and airstrikes
telecommunications ISPreview UK 16 Apr
SNP 2026 Manifesto Dangles Possible Subsea Fibre Cable to Shetland Islands
The Scottish National Party (Pàrtaidh Nàiseanta na h-Alba) has today published details of their 2026 Manifesto for the 7th May election, which among other things calls on the UK Government to “introduce affordable broadband social tariffs” and pledges to commission a feasibility study on the idea of running another subsea fibre link to the Shetland […]
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 16 Apr
Amazon’s $200B AI Bet Signals Shift to Supply-Led Data Center Buildout
Amazon’s $200 billion AI push reflects a shift to building ahead of demand while raising new questions about utilization and the pace at which enterprises will follow.
telecommunications Total Telecom 16 Apr
Nokia and Orange team up for AI RAN
Nokia and Orange today announced a new collaboration focused on developing and evaluating artificial intelligence radio access network (AI-RAN) technologies powered by Nokia’s anyRAN 5G software and NVIDIA AI infrastructure. The post Nokia and Orange team up for AI RAN appeared first on Total Telecom.
telecommunications Light Reading 16 Apr
Fragmented regulation complicates telco sovereignty agenda – Omdia
Omdia spells out telcos' 'unique challenges' in implementing data sovereignty requirements compared to other businesses.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 16 Apr
Nvidia Pushes ‘Cost Per Token’ as Defining Metric for AI Data Centers
Nvidia says AI infrastructure should be evaluated on cost per token rather than traditional compute metrics, but analysts say the approach may favor hyperscale environments and remain premature for enterprise IT.
telecommunications Light Reading 16 Apr
NTT Research debuts Scale Academy to drive research commercialization
Scale Academy is responsible for transforming NTT's promising research initiatives into new products and services. Quantum-safe SaltGrain has been identified as its first product.