The transformation of enterprise IT operations through AI-driven network automation has become a pivotal development in modern network management. As the pressure on enterprise IT infrastructures mounts with the exponential growth in data and the complexities of AI workloads, companies are turning
Nokia's presence at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 in Barcelona was marked by significant strategic developments and announcements that signaled the company's unwavering commitment to innovation and expansion. Outgoing CEO Pekka Lundmark addressed both their core telecom business and
In a world where seamless connectivity and optimized network performance are increasingly crucial, SoftBank's latest initiative aims to revolutionize the telecom landscape through advanced AI-RAN technology. Emphasizing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence within radio
Microsoft Corporation's recent strategic decision to tighten its spending by canceling data center leases in the U.S. and scaling back on international expenditures marks a noteworthy shift in the tech giant's approach to managing its infrastructure. The need for optimization of resources
The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is fundamentally altering the landscape of data centers worldwide. This transformation is reflected in the significant increase in global data center capital expenditure (CapEx), projected to grow from $430 billion in 2024 to $1.1
The data center sector has witnessed significant growth in energy demand in 2024, prompting data center operators and utilities to adopt an "all of the above" approach to power procurement. This strategy involves exploring a mix of traditional and innovative energy sources, including
