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| NVIDIA and KAIST Collaborate on AI Lab NVIDIA and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) announced the launch of a joint AI research laboratory at the KAIST Kim Jaechul Graduate School of AI in Seoul, dedicated to advancing agentic AI for South Korea. |
| CrowdStrike and Cerebras partner for better AI Detection and inference CrowdStrike and Cerebras Systems announced a strategic partnership between the industry’s leading AI-native security platform and the world's fastest AI inference. Together, the companies are pairing the inference speed with AI-native security for enterprises building and deploying AI at scale. |
| Telefonica Deutschland and Blue Planet 5G Demo Network Slicing with AI Telefonica Deutschland and Blue Planet have successfully completed a joint proof of concept (PoC) exploring the use of AI agents to accelerate the design and fulfillment of advanced 5G network slicing services. |
| Zayo Bandwidth Report: AI Redefines Network Needs, Demand Surges Zayo's second-annual Bandwidth Report reveals that AI is fundamentally reshaping network planning, driving unprecedented demand for high-capacity networks. The report, based on trends across nearly 6,000 customers in 2025, highlights a critical divide: organizations investing proactively in AI-ready infrastructure are building capacity to scale, while others risk turning connectivity into a major constraint. |
| Knowledge Grid Launches Cognitive Data Layer for AI Cybersecurity Knowledge Grid launched its KG Cognitive Data Platform, introducing the Cognitive Data Layer, an AI-native data foundation for cybersecurity. It transforms raw security telemetry into AI-ready data at ingest, ensuring AI models can accurately detect threats. Built on 15 years of research and 7 US patents, the platform addresses the challenge of AI struggling with untransformed security data, which causes missed detections. |
| Terra Quantum, Apex.AI Demo Quantum-Safe Communication Between Machines and Systems Terra Quantum and Apex.AI successfully implemented NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography that secures edge-to-cloud communication for long-lived, cloud-connected, software-defined systems. The solution preserves existing application architectures and software investments. It provides a practical blueprint for quantum resilience in mission-critical industries like robotics and defense. |
| First Optical Link Planner Launches for Wireless Communications Taara launched the industry's first planning tool built specifically for wireless optical communications. The technology uses invisible beams of light to deliver fiber-like internet speeds through the air. The tool is built on nearly a decade of real-world deployment data spanning 20+ countries, giving network operators a far more accurate way to plan high-speed links without waiting years/months for fiber. |
| DOCOMO launches Japan first AI-powered AutoPilot for Networks from Nokia NTT DOCOMO, INC. announced that it has become the first company in Japan to deploy Nokia's MantaRay AutoPilot system. To accelerate deployment, DOCOMO implemented MantaRay AutoPilot on a public cloud. |
| TELUS Shakes up Executive Leadership TELUS says reorganization is designed to drive enhanced customer service, align capital and resources to the highest margin products, services and customer segments, and realize operational efficiencies across the organization. Changes take effect September 1st, 2026. |
| Virgin Media O2 Calls for Net Neutrality Rule Reform A new report commissioned by Virgin Media O2, titled 'Net Fatality', asserts that current net neutrality rules are stifling innovation and hindering 5G deployment in the UK. Authored by Stephen Howard of Communications Chambers, the report highlights how these decade-old regulations prevent operators from launching new services and optimizing network performance, particularly for emerging technologies like agentic AI. |
| Cambium Brings High Density Wi-Fi 7 to Large Venues Cambium Networks launched a new Wi-Fi 7 high-density access point engineered for demanding enterprise environments. This solution targets large venues and campuses, featuring tri-band, software-definable architecture with directive antennas for precision coverage. |
| Granite to Deliver Connectivity to Simon Properties for Retail Experience Granite Telecommunications announced a strategic partnership with Simon Property Group to serve as its preferred communications infrastructure provider. Granite will deploy its multi-tenant connectivity platform, Granite Grid, across over 200 Simon properties nationwide. This platform delivers enterprise-grade voice and data services, helping Simon's retailers launch new locations and scale operations. |
| FCC to Strengthen Robocall Database Protections The Federal Communications Commission has voted on new proposals to strengthen its Robocall Mitigation Database, a crucial tool for keeping bad actors out of U.S. phone networks. These enhancements aim to prevent unauthorized access and deter non-compliant providers from transmitting illegal calls to consumers. |
| Sabey Data Centers Hits Milestone at SDC Umatilla Sabey Data Centers celebrated a 'Going Vertical' ceremony for its SDC Umatilla campus in Northeast Oregon. This milestone marked the first steel rising, transitioning years of planning into visible vertical development for hyperscale and enterprise customers. The campus will feature a closed-loop cooling system, demonstrating responsible resource stewardship and fostering regional partnerships. |
| TIM Brasil, HCLTech Partner on eSIM Transfer Capability HCLTech and TIM Brasil announced a partnership for South America's first cross-platform eSIM transfer capability. This digital innovation will enhance mobile telephony for millions in Brazil, and removes the need for physical SIM cards, simplifying upgrades. |
| Intel and Fortinet Partner for Cybersecurity Innovation and Resilient Global Supply Chains Intel Corporation and Fortinet announced a strategic collaboration to develop Fortinet Security Processor 6 (SP6). |
| 2026 Cyber Survey Reveals New Trends in Corporate AI Use and Security Risks Radware survey says 83% of organizations widely use GenAI or LLMs, while only 17% have full visibility into AI agents and AI-driven processes. Exposes urgent need to secure the AI layer. |
| Contrivian and Big Network Make it Official The merger brings Big Network’s proprietary networking software into Contrivian’s technology portfolio, creating a vertically integrated provider that uniquely combines connectivity, hardware, software, orchestration and managed service delivery within a single solution. |
| Ericsson's Van de Weyer Takes New Executive Role Christophe Van de Weyer, currently Head of Business Unit API at Vonage, to become Ericsson's Head of Business Area Global Communications Platform and CEO of Vonage. |
| mEinstein: The Bear Case for Personal AI Adoption mEinstein outlines the major technical, economic, and trust challenges for the Personal AI category. To achieve broad adoption, companies must address smartphone hardware constraints, data privacy, and user utility rather than promising guaranteed income from personal data participation. |
| MarketsandMarkets: Event Software Market to Top $36.8B by 2031 MarketsandMarkets projects the global Event Management Software Market will reach $36.8 billion by 2031, growing at a 14.6% CAGR from $18.6 billion in 2026. Corporate enterprises lead market share, with Asia Pacific showing the fastest growth. Event marketing software is expected to have the highest CAGR, emphasizing integrated marketing automation and AI-driven features. North America holds the largest market share due to high enterprise budgets and technology adoption. |
| Leidos and DHL Ally With UK Ministry of Defense Leidos and DHL Supply Chain formed a strategic alliance to support the UK Ministry of Defence's Future Defence Support Services (FDSS) programme. The partnership blends Leidos' defense integration expertise with DHL's global logistics. It aims to modernize UK Defence logistics, enhance readiness, and improve resilience for the Armed Forces. |
| China Pledges AI for Shared Prosperity Amid Global Divide CGTN reports China pledges to make artificial intelligence a driver for global shared prosperity, addressing a widening AI divide. China promotes AI accessibility via technology cooperation, open-source models, and international initiatives. The MAZU meteorological system aids Pakistan in detecting extreme weather. President Xi Jinping called for a fair, inclusive global AI governance system. China will help 30 countries use MAZU and offer 5,000 AI training opportunities to developing nations. |
| Report finds Aisuru Botnet Responsible for Third of DDoS Attacks Arelion announced the findings of its latest DDoS threat landscape report, providing insights on global Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS) trends. The report shows that a single botnet, Aisuru, now drives approximately 33 percent of global DDoS attack traffic on Arelion’s network. |
| NVIDIA Launches National AI Infrastructure in Japan NVIDIA announced it is working with Noetra Corp. to launch an NVIDIA Vera Rubin AI factory with 13,750 NVIDIA Vera CPUs and 27,500 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs for national physical AI. Supported by Japan’s AI and industry leaders, the initiative marks the world’s first national AI infrastructure for physical AI, strengthening the country’s AI ecosystem across manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, telecommunications and more |
