Google Cloud accidentally deletes client’s account and data
The third largest cloud provider in the world, Google Cloud deleted the account and data of one of its clients, UniSuper, a superannuation fund in Australia, leading to service disruption…
Vodafone and Three ($18.8bn) merger gets government nod
In a landmark decision, the UK government has given its approval to the proposed merger between telecommunications giants Vodafone and Three. This move comes after months of speculation and scrutiny…
Microsoft plans new data centers in EMEA
Microsoft will be expanding its data center presence across the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. The company’s ambitious expansion will see it build new data centers and improve …
Morocco may get Africa’s first hyperscaler with 386MW data center
A US-based artificial intelligence startup, Lozera claims to be building a massive 386-megawatt (MW) data center in Morocco. The ambitious project signals the company's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology and…
US revokes China-bound export licenses to Intel and Qualcomm
In another counteroffensive in its war with China, the United States government has announced the revocation of export licenses previously granted to semiconductor giants Intel and Qualcomm for sales to…
Finalists revealed for Excellence in Data Center Middle East & Africa Award 2024
The DataCloud Global Awards has announced the finalists for the highly anticipated Excellence in Data Center Middle East & Africa Award 2024. Among the esteemed nominees are Open Access Data…
Eutelsat is exploring selling its Teleport Ground Station Network
Eutelsat, one of the world's leading satellite operators, is reportedly exploring the sale of its teleport ground station network in a deal that could fetch around €800 million. This move…
Subsea Cloud announces rolling trials for underwater data storage
Underwater data center company, Subsea Cloud (SSC) has unveiled its ‘Project OTTO’ –– a rolling trial that offers its clients the opportunity to evaluate the company's solution before making further…
NAPAFRICA launches Time-as-a-Service to enterprises
NAPAfrica, Africa’s premier Internet Exchange Point (IXP) announced that it will introduce a Network Time Protocol (NTP) service using Adtran’s Oscilloquartz synchronization technology. This move aims to provide enterprise clients…
FCC bans Chinese companies from broadband services
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has banned Chinese carriers from offering broadband services in the United States. Citing national security concerns, the US telecommunications regulator has China Telecom and China…
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