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SonicWall opens Pune office, to add 400 engineering roles in India
INDIA 07:08

SonicWall opens Pune office, to add 400 engineering roles in India

Cybersecurity company SonicWall has opened a new office in Pune, India, to expand its engineering and product development operations. The facility will complement the company's existing research and development centre in Bengaluru and support its global product roadmap.

KPN maintains outlook as Q3 service revenue grows 2.7%
NETHERLANDS 07:04

KPN maintains outlook as Q3 service revenue grows 2.7%

KPN reported revenues for the third quarter up 2.9 percent year-on-year to EUR 1.498 billion, better than market expectations. Excluding a one-off the year earlier, revenues rose 4.2 percent on an organic basis. Service revenues increased 2.7 percent to EUR 1.383 billion, and higher handset sales helped non-service revenue rise 6.4 percent. Growth was strongest in the Consumer business (+4.3%), followed by Business (+4.2%) and Wholesale (+3.6%). On a quarterly basis, the Dutch operator gained a net 66,000 n

Neterra completes first phase of EUR 12 million DWDM network upgrade to 800G
BULGARIA 06:42

Neterra completes first phase of EUR 12 million DWDM network upgrade to 800G

Bulgarian connectivity provider Neterra reports it has completed the first phase of an EUR 12 million upgrade to its national DWDM optical network, enabling customers to order 400 Gbps and 800 Gbps channels. The first phase covers the western part of the country, where the operator has deployed Infinera GX Series equipment, now part of Nokia.

Grameenphone returns to revenue growth in Q3 as subscriber numbers and data usage rise
BANGLADESH 06:32

Grameenphone returns to revenue growth in Q3 as subscriber numbers and data usage rise

Bangladeshi operator Grameenphone reports it has returned to year-on-year revenue growth in the third quarter of 2026, after several quarters of decline, with data usage and subscriber growth supporting the recovery. The operator saw its revenue slightly increase by 0.2 percent year-on-year to BDT 42 billion in the third quarter of 2026. Revenue climbed 0.9 percent quarter-on-quarter.

NTT demonstrates 4K surveillance technology that triples detection range
JAPAN 06:04

NTT demonstrates 4K surveillance technology that triples detection range

NTT has demonstrated a video surveillance technology that more than triples the detection range for small, distant objects by analysing 4K footage in real time without reducing its resolution. The technology uses NTT's proprietary high-resolution video AI inference chip to detect objects at 30 frames per second. It is designed to extend the monitoring coverage of a single camera, potentially reducing the number of cameras and other equipment needed for infrastructure surveillance at locations such as roads

Samsung fined KRW 20.1 bln over Galaxy gaming performance adverts
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 06:01

Samsung fined KRW 20.1 bln over Galaxy gaming performance adverts

South Korea's Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) has decided to impose a provisional fine of KRW 20.1 billion (USD 15.2 million) on Samsung Electronics for misleading advertising about the gaming performance of its Galaxy S21 and S22 smartphones and Galaxy Tab S8 tablets. The regulator said Samsung promoted the devices' gaming capabilities between January 2021 and March 2022 without disclosing that its Game Optimizing Service (GOS) automatically restricted maximum CPU and GPU performance when certain demanding ga

Naver seals USD 9 bln Brookfield deal for AI factory expansion
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 05:59

Naver seals USD 9 bln Brookfield deal for AI factory expansion

South Korean internet giant Naver has signed an agreement with global investment firm Brookfield to secure USD 9 billion in AI computing infrastructure, clearing a key condition for Nvidia's planned USD 1 billion equity investment in the company. Under the agreement, an asset company established by Brookfield's AI Infrastructure Fund will develop and manage the infrastructure, including data centres and graphics processing units (GPUs). Naver Cloud will use the computing resources to provide AI data centre

Hanwha affiliates seek KRW 627 bln for 45 MW Changwon AI data centre
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 05:57

Hanwha affiliates seek KRW 627 bln for 45 MW Changwon AI data centre

Hanwha Group affiliates are pursuing KRW 627 billion (USD 438 million) in project financing for a 45 MW AI data centre on a Hanwha Aerospace site in Changwon, South Korea, according to local financial publication Seoul PI. The project involves Hanwha Aerospace, Hanwha's construction division and Hanwha Investment. Hanwha Aerospace is expected to lease the facility, with the group's affiliates working with securities firms to arrange the financing, Seoul PI reported on 28 October.

SK Broadband and LS Marine Solution to strengthen submarine cable resilience
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 05:55

SK Broadband and LS Marine Solution to strengthen submarine cable resilience

South Korea's SK Broadband (SKB) has signed an agreement with submarine cable specialist LS Marine Solution to improve the reliability and repair response of the SJC2 submarine cable, which connects landing points across East and Southeast Asia, including South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, mainland China and Hong Kong. Under the agreement, the companies will establish dedicated emergency response vessels, specialist equipment and standardised technical data and repair procedures to re

Singtel's RE:AI to deploy Nvidia DGX GB300 in Asia-Pacific first
SINGAPORE 05:53

Singtel's RE:AI to deploy Nvidia DGX GB300 in Asia-Pacific first

Singtel's RE:AI sovereign AI cloud business is preparing to deploy Nvidia DGX GB300 systems in what the company claims as the first deployment of the platform in Asia-Pacific, with initial capacity already fully committed ahead of deployment. The systems will be offered through RE:AI's GPU-as-a-Service, allowing enterprises to access advanced AI computing infrastructure through a sovereign cloud rather than building and maintaining their own systems. The model is intended to address data residency and secur

STTGDC secures JPY 93 bln green loan for Tokyo data centre campus
JAPAN 05:51

STTGDC secures JPY 93 bln green loan for Tokyo data centre campus

STT GDC has secured a JPY 93 billion (approximately USD 600 million) green loan to fund the fit-out and operation of its two-building data centre campus in Inzai City, in the Greater Tokyo area of Japan. The STTGDC TYO1 and TYO2 facilities, located within Goodman Business Park, will provide a combined 70.8 MW of IT capacity to support demand from hyperscalers, cloud providers and enterprises.

KDDI launches AI-based vulnerability management service
JAPAN 05:49

KDDI launches AI-based vulnerability management service

KDDI has launched an AI-based security service designed to help businesses identify, assess and prioritise vulnerabilities across their IT systems, networks and software. The AI Vulnerability Management Solution combines KDDI's network engineering expertise with security specialist LAC's threat assessment capabilities and AI and security technologies developed by KDDI Research. The service is designed to help organisations prioritise remediation according to the likelihood of vulnerabilities being exploited

JAPAN 05:47

NTT Docomo develops platform to coordinate AI agents and robots safely

NTT Docomo has developed a Physical AI platform designed to connect personal AI agents with different robots and help them operate safely and comfortably alongside people. The platform combines three functions: connecting AI agents to robots, checking whether requested actions are permitted, and generating behaviours that take account of surrounding conditions. It uses the standard Agent2Agent (A2A) communication protocol to connect different systems, alongside Docomo-developed controls and behaviour-genera

SRI LANKA 05:28

Dialog Axiata, IIT Madras partner on applied research, technology development in Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan operator Dialog Axiata has signed an agreement with IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation, part of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), to collaborate on applied research and technology development in Sri Lanka. Under the terms of the deal, Dialog will serve as the collaboration anchor and technology enabler, connecting IITM Pravartak's research networks with Sri Lankan industry stakeholders.

JAPAN 05:21

Six Japanese companies to develop quantum computing and AI materials platform

Six Japanese companies, including SoftBank, have formed a research and development partnership to build a materials development platform combining quantum computing with artificial intelligence, following the project's selection by Japan's New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO). The project will run from fiscal 2026 to fiscal 2028 and aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of materials discovery by combining quantum-computing calculations with AI techniques, including mach

ROMANIA 05:20

Romania tops 15.5 million ported numbers

Romania reached more than 15.5 million mobile and fixed-line number ports since the number portability system was introduced in October 2008, according to a report from telecoms regulator Ancom. Mobile numbers accounted for 14.2 million of the total, while 1.28 million were fixed-line numbers.

GLOBAL 05:18

NTT Data expands AI factory network across four regions

NTT Data has expanded its AI Factory network with new facilities in Paris and Singapore, adding to existing sites in Plano, Texas, Riyadh and Munich as it seeks to help businesses move AI projects from pilot stages into production. The facilities provide environments where organisations can test AI use cases against operational requirements, including infrastructure design, performance, security, governance, workload placement and cost, before committing to wider deployment.

PALAU 05:16

Palau deploys fraud prevention system to protect voice networks

Palau National Communications Corporation (PNCC) has deployed a telecoms fraud prevention system from German software provider Oculeus to detect and block fraudulent traffic targeting its voice networks. The Oculeus Anti-Fraud System uses AI, machine learning and anomaly detection to analyse telecommunications activity and identify potentially fraudulent or abusive traffic in near-real time. PNCC is using the system's automation capabilities to strengthen protection while relying on its existing team.

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 05:14

KT partners Idemia on post-quantum security for Korean defence comms

Korea Telecom (KT) is working with Idemia Secure Transactions to test post-quantum cryptography (PQC) for defence communications, implementing international and South Korean cryptographic algorithms on a quantum-resistant SIM platform. The collaboration forms part of South Korea's 2026 Post-Quantum Cryptography Pilot Conversion Project, organised by the ministry of science and ICT and the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA). KT is leading a wider pilot for the ministry of national defense and the army i

AUSTRALIA 05:11

Binge launches as Prime Video add-on subscription in Australia

Australian streaming service Binge is now available as an add-on subscription through Amazon's Prime Video platform, allowing customers to access its entertainment, live sport and news content within the Prime Video app. The service offers two plans: Standard at AUD 19 per month and Premium at AUD 22 per month. Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time, with billing managed through Prime Video and no additional app required.

SINGAPORE 05:08

Synopsys joins Singapore AI data centre testbed to develop cooling tech

Synopsys has joined the National University of Singapore's Sustainable Tropical Data Center Testbed Phase 2.0 (STDCT 2.0) consortium to develop and validate technologies for improving the energy efficiency and thermal management of data centres in tropical climates. The collaboration will combine Synopsys's engineering simulation and digital modelling tools with research expertise from NUS and physical testing at the facility. The work will focus on advanced liquid cooling, computational fluid dynamics, mul

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 05:06

KT launches AI platform integrating more than 500 models

Korea Telecom (KT) has unveiled an AI platform that brings together access to more than 500 domestic and international AI models, usage monitoring, billing and security controls, targeting businesses seeking to manage multiple models and their associated costs. Called KT Token Factory, the platform is scheduled to launch on 30 October, initially targeting enterprise customers that use multiple AI models and want to manage expenditure more efficiently.

UNITED STATES 05:05

Uniti Wholesale expands 100G and 400G connectivity to nine US data centres

US operator Uniti Wholesale has expanded its connectivity to nine data centre locations across six states, extending access to 100G and 400G wavelength services. The expansion covers facilities operated by Equinix, H5 Data Centers, VTX, Fifteenfortyseven, Flexential, Digital Realty, QTS and CyrusOne. Locations include El Segundo, California; Chandler and San Antonio, Texas; Laredo and McAllen, Texas; Franklin, Tennessee; Clifton and Piscataway, New Jersey; and Sterling, Virginia.

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 05:03

SK Hynix posts record operating profit on AI demand

South Korean semiconductor manufacturer SK Hynix reported record quarterly revenue of KRW 104.6 trillion and operating profit of KRW 83.3 trillion in the third quarter of 2026, as demand for AI memory drove higher prices and sales of high-value products. Revenue rose 328 percent year on year, while operating profit increased 632 percent year on year. Net profit was KRW 39.8 trillion, down 58 percent from the second quarter but up 216 percent year on year. The figures are preliminary, based on consolidated K

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