data-centres Data Center Knowledge 7 Apr
Cold-Climate Data Centers: The Next Hot Thing in Data Center Growth
Cold-climate data centers are emerging as a sustainable solution to reduce cooling costs and energy consumption.
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telecommunications Total Telecom 7 Apr
Tarana says Starlink’s BEAD antics “pulled the rug out” from NTIA
Next-generation FWA technology creator Tarana says Starlink has pulled the rug out from under the NTIA and state broadband offices. The post Tarana says Starlink’s BEAD antics “pulled the rug out” from NTIA appeared first on Total Telecom.
telecommunications Total Telecom 7 Apr
U Mobile driving Malaysia’s digital economic growth with ULTRA5G indoor coverage
As 5G continues to mature, the battle for indoor wireless supremacy is increasing The post U Mobile driving Malaysia’s digital economic growth with ULTRA5G indoor coverage appeared first on Total Telecom.
telecommunications Light Reading 7 Apr
Nvidia-backed Marvell pitches one chip to rule the RAN
Worried about the cost of developing custom silicon for a single RAN vendor, Marvell Technology reckons the market needs a common approach.
telecommunications Light Reading 7 Apr
Huawei reshuffles top leadership
Head of ICT infrastructure David Wang added to top tier, replacing veteran Ken Hu.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 6 Apr
IBM, Arm Target Enterprise AI With Mixed-Architecture Approach
The partnership brings Arm-based workloads into IBM systems, expanding how AI runs in regulated environments
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 6 Apr
Neocloud Storm Gathers as Data Center Deals Stall Over Credit Risk
Even at $160 per kW, with 15-year leases, and upfront cash, some AI cloud providers are being turned away as creditworthiness replaces price as the gatekeeper for capacity.
telecommunications Light Reading 6 Apr
How Verizon's January outage impacted business customers – survey
Recon Analytics surveyed business decision makers on how the nationwide Verizon outage in January impacted their operations and whether it changed their opinion on the company. The results contain mixed news for Verizon.
telecommunications Light Reading 6 Apr
AT&T averaged 200 copper theft cases per week in 2025
AT&T said it logged more than 10,400 copper theft incidents in 2025 that resulted in losses of about $82 million. The majority of that theft occurred in California.
telecommunications Light Reading 6 Apr
SpaceX claims Amazon Leo launches raise collision risks
SpaceX argues that a subset of Amazon Leo's satellites are creating collision risks. Amazon Leo countered that it is operating safely and that any increased risk is due to SpaceX lowering the altitude of Starlink satellites.
telecommunications Light Reading 6 Apr
USF's renewed legal challenge spotlights need for reform
In the face of revived legal objections, industry groups including NTCA are once again defending the Universal Service Fund (USF) in court filings. Meanwhile, promised congressional reforms for the program have yet to materialize.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 6 Apr
What AI Data Centers Can Learn from High-Frequency Trading
Some AI workloads now demand microsecond-scale responsiveness, deterministic networking, and high-throughput processing – requirements honed over decades in HFT.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 6 Apr
Threat Group Breaches AWS, Azure With Stolen Credentials
TeamPCP’s shift to speedy attacks on AWS, Azure, and SaaS instances shows organizations need to respond quickly to compromised credentials.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 3 Apr
‘Inference Is Bigger Than Any One Chip’ – d-Matrix CEO on GigaIO Deal
The deal brings PCIe fabric and rack-scale system design in-house, as d-Matrix moves beyond silicon into full-stack AI infrastructure.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 3 Apr
How Changing AI Workloads Are Redefining Data Center Design
AI workloads are reshaping data center design, moving from rigid redundancy to tailored flexibility, writes Harqs Singh.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 3 Apr
Quantum Progress Runs Through the Data Center – AWS Shows Why
Researchers have simulated a 97–qubit surface code with hardware-level noise on cloud HPC – highlighting the growing role of classical infrastructure in quantum system design.
telecommunications Light Reading 3 Apr
House Dems raise 'deep concern' over Starlink's BEAD wins
In a letter to the NTIA this week, House Democrats expressed concerns about Starlink's ability to meet its BEAD goals, after the company sought to get states to sign a rider relieving it of certain program requirements.
telecommunications Light Reading 3 Apr
The Buildout: Comporium grows reach in rural South Carolina
This week in broadband builds: Comporium connects more South Carolinians; Race reaches Chowchilla, California; GoNetspeed coming to North Hamden, Connecticut; Comcast expands in Georgia, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania – and more.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 3 Apr
Is Multi-Line Insurance a Better Fit for Data Centers?
Multi-line insurance can simplify administration and reduce coverage gaps for many data centers, but it may introduce aggregate limits and reduce customization.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 2 Apr
From Highways to Country Roads: How Backbone Networks Support AI Infrastructure
AI’s evolution demands resilient backbone networks for training and inference, writes Mattias Fridström.