Enterprise
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Ofcom tests the limits of Openreach discounting
A proposed intervention could reshape Britain’s fibre commercialisation phase.
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Freight’s inbox problem draws $3.2m in AI funding
Munich’s 5U AI targets the administrative machinery behind European logistics.
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The cloud is not the weak link in payments — outdated architecture is
Robert Kraal, Silverflow co-founder, says payments resilience starts with architecture. He argues the cloud is not the weak link when dependencies, failover, and concentration risk are properly designed.
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Europe is losing ground in the datacentre race
Power, planning, and cost constraints are limiting Europe’s compute expansion.
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Flanders swaps duplicate fibre for shared infrastructure
Belgian operators will coordinate construction while retaining wholesale competition.
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Europe’s AI ambitions run into the power grid
Sovereign compute plans are colliding with established energy constraints.
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A German cloud gives Zscaler European ground
Regional operation pushes cloud sovereignty beyond simple data residency.
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ASML’s moat starts to narrow in China
Chinese lithography production exposes the limits of Europe’s export leverage.
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G2A’s support agent moves beyond chat
G2A has connected an autonomous support agent to seller transactions and policies, allowing it to resolve cases rather than merely answer questions.
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Two million premises later, Hyperoptic needs customers
Hyperoptic has reached its long-standing fibre construction target, leaving adoption and cash generation as the harder measures of success.
