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Firebird launches CIS region's largest AI factory in Armenia
ARMENIA 15:12

Firebird launches CIS region's largest AI factory in Armenia

Firebird launched what it claims is the CIS region's largest AI factory in Armenia, establishing a new AI computing hub powered by Nvidia accelerated computing and Dell Technologies AI infrastructure. Firebird's AI factory targets developers, startups, enterprises, universities and public institutions, providing the compute to build and scale AI at home. Firebird plans to deploy more than 70,000 Nvidia Rubin and Blackwell GPUs and 300 MW of AI infrastructure capacity in Armenia by the end of 2027. 

E& launches NetSecure360 for enterprise network security and assessment
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 15:03

E& launches NetSecure360 for enterprise network security and assessment

E& UAE has launched NetSecure360, a network assessment, management and security platform designed to help small and medium-sized businesses across the UAE protect their IT operations, identify system vulnerabilities, and access expert technical support. The platform helps businesses monitor network performance issues and identify operational threats, providing greater visibility into their overall network environment alongside round-the-clock specialized support.

Ireland's Centre for Applied AI launches new AI course for professionals
IRELAND 13:33

Ireland's Centre for Applied AI launches new AI course for professionals

Ireland's Centre for Applied AI, CeADAR, has launched a new course to help professionals use AI effectively within their organisations. Developed by the centre's European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH), the fully-funded online course will teach learners prompt engineering for text, audio, video and image AI tools. Applications are now open, with those completing the course awarded a Certification of Completion from the EDIH for AI programme.

Libelium adds ISO 42001 certification to AI governance systems
SPAIN 13:15

Libelium adds ISO 42001 certification to AI governance systems

Spanish IoT specialist Libelium said it has obtained ISO/IEC 42001 certification, the first international standard for the ethical and responsible management of artificial intelligence. The accreditation expands the company's existing portfolio of certifications covering cybersecurity, software quality and urban platforms, and reinforces the trust model of iris360, its data governance and intelligence platform.

SonicWall completes Gen8 virtual firewall launch
GLOBAL 12:09

SonicWall completes Gen8 virtual firewall launch

SonicWall has confirmed the commercial launch of additional virtual firewalls in its latest-generation Gen8 series. The announcement marks the launch of NS version S, M and L variants alongside the SonicOS 8.2.2 networking operating system and version 4.3 of the Network Security manager.

UK launches G-Cloud 15 public sector cloud procurement framework
UNITED KINGDOM 10:08

UK launches G-Cloud 15 public sector cloud procurement framework

The UK Government Commercial Agency (GCA) has upgraded the UK's public sector cloud procurement framework with the launch of G-Cloud 15. Opening for public sector use later in August, G-Cloud 15 consolidates the Cloud Compute 2 framework and Lots-1-3 of G-Gloud 14 three separate frameworks into a unified commercial agreement, making it easier and quicker for public sector organisatons to purchase cloud products and services.

Anthropic brings in Macquarie, GIC to fund new data centres
UNITED STATES 09:36

Anthropic brings in Macquarie, GIC to fund new data centres

Anthropic has teamed up with the investors Macquarie Asset Management and GIC to establish Theseus Infrastructure, a new venture to develop, operate and lease data centre infrastructure at scale to Anthropic under long-term agreements. Each facility will be purpose-built to support Anthropic's needs, with the AI company serving as the anchor tenant of the data centres. This initial focus is on setting up data centres in the US. 

Telebras secures data backup contract for Brazil university hospitals
BRAZIL 09:03

Telebras secures data backup contract for Brazil university hospitals

Brazilian state-owned telecom services provider Telebras has signed a five-year, BRL 43.34 million contract with Empresa Brasileira de Servicos Hospitalares (HU Brasil), formerly known as Ebserh, to supply a complete enterprise backup and restore solution. Effective from August 2026 until August 2031 (with the possibility of extension), the agreement sees state-owned Telebras delivering IT infrastructure to support 45 federal university hospitals operating across 25 Brazilian states.

Airtel, ITI to deliver connectivity, cloud, cybersecurity services for enterprises
INDIA 10 AUG

Airtel, ITI to deliver connectivity, cloud, cybersecurity services for enterprises

Indian operator Airtel, through its Airtel Business unit, has partnered with ITI, a government-owned telecoms and technology manufacturer, to provide digital and telecom services to businesses in India. The partnership will combine the capabilities of Airtel Business and ITI to help enterprises update legacy systems and strengthen cybersecurity.

Elisa Estonia acquires Pro IT
ESTONIA 10 AUG

Elisa Estonia acquires Pro IT

Estonian operator Elisa has acquired the company Pro IT, a provider of IT solutions working in Estonia and Latvia. Pro IT offers comprehensive IT solutions to companies in various fields of activity, from traditional offices and the financial sector to the largest start-up companies in Estonia. The company is one of the leading IT services partners in the hospitality sector, serving more than 50 hotels in Estonia and Latvia.

Intel raises USD 20 bln in share sale to fund growth plans
GLOBAL 10 AUG

Intel raises USD 20 bln in share sale to fund growth plans

Intel has raised USD 20 billion in an underwritten public offering of its shares. The stock sale is expected to support investment in production capacity and product development as the chipmaker works to meet the booming demand for AI computing equipment. Intel said it will use the proceeds for capital expenditure and working capital, among other corporate expenses.

Tencent expands global access to Hy3 AI large language model
GLOBAL 10 AUG

Tencent expands global access to Hy3 AI large language model

Tencent has expanded international access to Tencent Hy3, formerly known as Tencent Hunyuan, following its official release on 6 July. The model is now available to developers, businesses and individual users through several Tencent products and third-party platforms.

OMAN 10 AUG

Ooredoo Oman partners with Mindware to bring Google AI tools to business email

Ooredoo Oman has partnered with value-added distributor Mindware and Google Cloud to launch a new generation of AI-enabled workplace solutions for businesses across the country. Through this collaboration, Ooredoo becomes one of Oman's first telecommunications providers to offer enterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) direct access to Google Cloud's advanced AI tools.

POLAND 10 AUG

Poland to spend PLN 35 mln on launch of AI sandbox

The Project Centre Digital Poland (CPPC) announced a call for applications to create a central portal for the Polish AI Sandbox and a safe environment for testing AI solutions. The AI Sandbox is a planned controlled testing environment designed to let companies safely trial artificial intelligence systems under regulatory supervision.

ANGOLA 10 AUG

Angola targets launch of national cybersecurity centre in 2026

Angola plans to establish a National Cybersecurity Centre later this year to strengthen digital resilience and defend critical infrastructure against cyber threats, Telecommunications, Information Technologies, and Social Communication Minister Mario Oliveira announced. The initiative follows the National Assembly's specialised committees approving the proposed Cybersecurity Law. The new entity will serve as Angola's central hub for monitoring digital threats, preventing attacks, and executing rapid inciden

GHANA 10 AUG

Telecel DigiTech Academy graduates 500 school pupils

The Telecel Ghana Foundation has celebrated the graduation of 500 pupils from the fourth cohort of its DigiTech Academy in five regions of the country. The twelve-week after-school curriculum for upper primary and junior high pupils covers robotics, coding, web design and mobile application development. During the ceremonies, pupils presented over 80 prototype technologies developed in teams. Inventions included smart wheelchairs for enhanced mobility, heartbeat monitoring systems, smart fire extinguishers,

JORDAN 10 AUG

Zain Jordan obtains ISO 27701 certification for Privacy Information Management Systems

Zain Jordan has obtained integrated international accreditation for its data protection, information security, and business continuity management systems following a successful audit by global certification body SGS.

MALAWI 10 AUG

Malawi drafts AI Bill

The government of Malawi has announced plans to introduce legislation to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI), addressing concerns over potential ethical risks. ICT minister Shadric Namalomba said the government is drafting a National AI Strategy to lay the groundwork for the law. He said the proposed bill should be tabled in parliament before December.

INDIA 10 AUG

Tech Mahindra, I-Hub QTF to jointly develop trapped-ion quantum computing capabilities in India

Tech Mahindra has signed a partnership deal with I-HUB Quantum Technology Foundation (I-HUB QTF), a technology hub hosted by the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Pune, to support the development of India's indigenous trapped-ion quantum computing capabilities. I-HUB QTF is developing a full stack 20 qubit quantum computer based on trapped-ion platform.

TAIWAN 10 AUG

Google Cloud launches Google Security Operations in Taiwan Region

Google Cloud has launched Google Security Operations in the Google Cloud Taiwan Region. Google Security Operations is an intelligence-driven and AI-powered security operations platform designed to boost cyber defense capabilities, enabling agentic AI defense for Taiwanese organizations. The service is now available in Taiwan, allowing organizations to keep and process security logs and related data within the Taiwan Region.

GERMANY 10 AUG

Q.beyond AI deployment expenses dent FY outlook

German IT services provider Q.beyond said expenses to deploy Artificial Intelligence are impacting its outlook for the fiscal year 2026. The company now expects FY revenues between EUR 176 million and EUR 180 million, below its previous target range of between EUR 182 million and EUR 190 million. It predicts EBITDA of between EUR 3 million and EUR 7 million, compared with between EUR 10 million to EUR 16 million expected previously.

GLOBAL 10 AUG

Intel selects Marvell's Jarnac to head global sales

Intel said it has appointed Marvell's Dean Jarnac to serve as its chief sales officer and executive vice president from September. Jarnac, currently CSO and executive VP with Marvell, will take global oversight across Intel's sales operation, aiming to bolster customer ties and go-to-market activity in portfolios including data centres, AI, networking and ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits). Jarnac will report directly to Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan. His appointment comes as Intel's current chief re

GLOBAL 10 AUG

Apple tests CXMT chips for new DRAM supplies - report

Apple has been testing memory chips from China's CXMT across product lines including iPhones and MacBooks, people familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal. The company is hoping the Chinese DRAM supplier may be able to help alleviate the shortage in chips caused by the AI boom in demand. The chips would go in Apple products sold in China, the report said. 

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 8 AUG

SK Hynix invests in domestic supply chain for memory components

SK Hynix has allocated KRW 54 trillion (USD 38.4 billion) to build two memory chip fabrication plants in its native South Korea. The plants will be located in the city of Yongin in the Seoul Metropolitan Area, and at Cheongju in North Chungcheong province. 

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