Industry

Nvidia’s Run:ai acquisition waved through by EU

The European Commission says the AI orchestration software vendor is too small for the acquisition to matter.

Transparency, efficiency, innovation: The digital transformation of policing in Kazakhstan

Europe takes on Starlink with $11.5 billion IRIS² satellite constellation

The European Space Agency expects to launch the first satellites in 2029, with service beginning early in 2030.

US moves to tighten restrictions on China Telecom amid security fears

Last week, the government issued a preliminary ruling deeming China Telecom Americas’ US network and cloud operations a national security risk.

AT&T to eliminate landlines by 2029

Legacy copper services are no longer meeting customer needs for speed, reliability and always on-connectivity, AT&T says.

China launches anti-monopoly probe into Nvidia amid rising US-China chip tensions

China’s anti-monopoly probe into Nvidia raises stakes in escalating US-China tech rivalry, spotlighting AI chip market and geopolitical tensions.

US approves export of AI chips to UAE amid Microsoft-G42 partnership

Advanced AI chip exports deepen collaboration with Emirati AI firm G42 while raising concerns over China ties and US technology safeguards.

Microsoft hit with more litigation accusing it of predatory pricing

The UK class action lawsuit accuses Microsoft of using its Windows market share to overcharge clients running it on AWS, Google, or Alibaba cloud offerings instead of Microsoft Azure.

What to make of Pat Gelsinger’s abrupt exit

Already struggling, Intel now faces even more challenges.

AWS tries to lure users to its cloud via storage ease of use

The Amazon cloud unit didn’t offer dramatic new capabilities or new scale with the rollout of five tools/services at its re:Invent 2024 event, but it did share a focus on making it just a tad easier for enterprises to use AWS.