Future tariffs under the Section 232 framework would allow exceptions for Taiwan-based companies building chips in the U.S.
AWS invests in European sovereign cloud
More than 90 AWS services including AI, compute, storage, networking and security will be available.
India sees substantial increase 5G users
Statistics from the country’s government pin the number of 5G base stations across the nation at 518,854 as of the end of 2025. This was up from around 464,990 at the turn of that year.
OpenAI to add low‑latency AI compute to its platform
OpenAI is pouring large amounts of money into data centres and compute infrastructure to compete with Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Google.
KIDZONET, Africell to launch first-of-its-kind SIM-based child safety service in Africa
Dubai — KIDZONET, the UAE-based pioneer delivering Child Online Protection as a zero-touch telecom service, has entered into a landmark …
How the Middle East is redefining physical security: Insights from Andrew Elvish at Genetec
Andrew has over 14 years of experience with the company and has been witness to a lot of the changes within the Middle Eastern region over the years.
Ericsson to cut 1,600 jobs in their home region
Bloomberg reported Ericsson has around 12,600 employees in Sweden, meaning the cuts proposed impact around 13 per cent of its staff.
Huawei recaptures a top position in the Chinese smartphone market
With sharp increases in memory prices intensifying cost pressures on smartphone OEMs, the market is expected to experience a more noticeable decline this year.
Meta Compute aims to deliver many gigawatts of AI infrastructure
Zuckerberg is a proponent of developing superintelligence, a theoretical form of AI which would not just match but vastly exceed human intelligence across every domain of cognitive ability.
Nvidia H200 chips get approved for import to China
Meanwhile, China clarified its stance on H200 imports, setting new conditions for companies wanting to buy the chips, with approval granted only under special circumstances.