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Digital Realty Expands Presence in Zagreb

Digital Realty Expands Presence in Zagreb

Digital Realty, one of the largest global provider of cloud- and carrier-neutral data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions, today announced plans to grow its presence in Southeast Europe by acquiring a land parcel to expand its Zagreb campus. The parcel is located close to Digital Realty’s existing ZAG1 data center, one of the most highly connected facilities in the region.

Microsoft Close to a UK Green Light on Activision Deal

Microsoft Close to a UK Green Light on Activision Deal

Concessions made by Microsoft in an attempt to get the UK’s competition authority to approve its buy of Activision largely addressed concerns that led to the deal being blocked in its original form, the regulator revealed.

US Authors Guild Sued OpenAI

US Authors Guild Sued OpenAI

A trade guild representing US fiction writers has sued OpenAI over alleged copyright infringement for using their novels to train ChatGPT’s large language models.

Cybersecurity Needs Thorough Management

Cybersecurity Needs Thorough Management

The biggest current problem with cybersecurity threats is that you need to keep up with the development of technology and the evolution of security threats, Mark Lamb points out in an interview for ICT Business.

Ericsson and DT Sign Network API Contract

Ericsson and DT Sign Network API Contract

Deutsche Telekom became Ericsson’s first commercial operator partner in its drive to target developers and enterprises with access to communications and network APIs.

Infobip Shift 2023 Hits Record Numbers of Live and Online Attendees

Infobip Shift 2023 Hits Record Numbers of Live and Online Attendees

Marking its 12th successful year and most-attended event, Infobip Shift, the largest developer conference in Southeast Europe, this week brought together the world’s top developers for a forum of cutting-edge conversations and a celebration of startup innovation.

Musk Considers Charging for X

Musk Considers Charging for X

The social media platform X could begin charging users what owner Elon Musk described as a small monthly payment for access.