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Could Sparse Attention become the future of generative AI?
Efficiency is Intelligence: what a Miami startup, China, and a Sussex neuroscientist, all seem to agree on.
Australia’s AI infrastructure race moves onshore
AI is shifting Australia’s infrastructure race from subsea cables to terrestrial fibre.
Tata Communications builds the foundation for Asia’s AI future
Tata Communications builds India-Singapore capacity early to capture growing AI connectivity demand.
Controversy arises over differing approaches to agentic orchestration
Leading AI and platform providers have begun announcing strategies and solutions to address this evolving market.
Shortened cycles of new AI models illustrate competitive pressures
AI wars are intensifying as AI leaders release their most advanced models and tools aimed at both developers and non-coders alike.
Boomi World Tour 2026 focuses on data in motion for enterprise platforms
Boomi’s offerings and services run the gamut from integration, automation, API management, and agent management.
Google Cloud UK summit showcases agentic AI initiatives across different industries
The hyperscaler focused on highlighting the ROI of agentic AI projects in the enterprise, with new tools and collaborations.
Verizon rewards loyalty and stokes engagement with Verizon Dollars and Verizon Shine
Verizon launched new loyalty and rewards programmes, including monthly ‘Verizon Dollars’ accrual, weekly sweepstakes, and ‘Verizon Shine’ daily gift drops.
Cisco’s ‘all-in’ approach to AI for collaboration stands out at Cisco Live US 2026
Each layer of the Webex platform is permeated with AI. Cisco’s ownership of all the components actualising its products is unique.
Digi’s UK consumer fibre debut is cheap and cheerful, but too small to matter—yet
Romanian telco Digi has launched a low-cost “test pilot” consumer fibre service near Luton. With prices from £15 for 1Gbps, the offer is lifted straight from the Digi playbook, but limited coverage means minimal market impact, for now.