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Resiliency depends on adding redundancy, because having more backup capacity or alternative paths helps systems, teams, and processes continue functioning when disruptions occur, regardless of the specific scenario or cause.
Andi Gutmans, head of Agentic Data Cloud at Google, continues his Leaders of Code conversation by focusing on the cost and infrastructure challenges of building agentic systems, following an earlier discussion of judgment, code review, and data activation.
Inworld’s new real-time TTS-2 and TTS-2 Flash aim to make live AI voice interactions faster, more natural, and scalable by combining low-latency speech generation, multilingual support, voice cloning, and prompt-based delivery control for applications like tutoring and conversational assistants.
The startup secured a $26 million Series A to expand its customer base while streamlining permitting and administrative red tape for utility and construction projects.
The federal cyber agency issued a warning as suspected Iran-backed cyberattacks increasingly target critical water systems across the United States, raising concerns about infrastructure security and potential disruption.
Netflix operates two Flink autoscalers, transitioning from a homegrown system to an open-source solution, learning valuable lessons about metrics, cost, and infrastructure maintenance, while adapting the new system to their large-scale needs.
A significant battle is looming over securing access to space, highlighting the increasing competition and strategic importance of space exploration and utilization.
Antonio Castano discusses how innovative technologies, architectures, and deployment models are shaping the future of physical infrastructure, emphasizing neoclouds and brownfield deployments for AI growth.
The FCC has determined that a 1Gbps internet speed is excessively fast and mandates that broadband standards should remain "technologically neutral."
euNetworks has set new environmental performance targets through a Sustainability-Linked Loan, integrating sustainability into network infrastructure design and aiming for continuous improvement in the GRESB infrastructure benchmark.
Warp has launched Warp Factories, a new infrastructure system aimed at simplifying the creation of AI software factories.
Elon Musk has announced an exclusive arrangement to equip data centers, leading to a formal filing related to this initiative.
Amazon has unveiled its first off-the-grid data center, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand and profitability of AI technologies.
AVK, a UK-based power systems provider for data centers, has received over $1 billion investment from Partners Group to support its expansion, with the firm acquiring a majority stake.
SpaceX intends to deploy numerous small base stations throughout the United States instead of constructing large cell towers.
Sharon AI, an Australian neocloud provider, has entered a five-year, $373 million cloud computing agreement with a global AI platform to deploy infrastructure across its Australian facilities, with revenue anticipated from early 2027.
In a Tech Unscripted episode, industry leaders discuss the evolving definition of "good" in technology, sharing impactful examples of technology's role in business and healthcare, emphasizing the importance of relatable digital solutions for children and the challenges of maintaining seamless infrastructure.
The FTTH Council Europe has rebranded to Fibre Council Europe to represent a broader fibre infrastructure ecosystem beyond just fibre-to-the-home, including fixed connectivity and data centre support across Europe.
Secure I.T. Environments has successfully upgraded uninterruptible power supply and air handling units at two NHS Foundation Trust data centres, ensuring continuous operation during the process.
A recent incident in Northern Virginia highlighted the inadequate response of data centers to grid disruptions, prompting a need for improved solutions.
BSRIA's report reveals a 21% growth in the global structured cabling market in 2025, reaching $9.08 billion, driven by significant data centre investments across 34 countries.
Waymo has previously experienced challenges due to power outages, impacting its operations and highlighting the need for robust contingency plans.
Recent reports highlight increasing GPS jamming incidents affecting critical infrastructure, while Veridant offers a solution for non-coders to create apps, emphasizing GPS's vulnerability due to its crucial role in modern technology and infrastructure.
Macquarie Data Centres plans to develop a new engineering and technology campus, including a 200MW data centre in Macquarie Park, Sydney, after acquiring a 34,200m² site for A$240 million.
Schneider Electric's research highlights the importance of condition-based maintenance (CBM) in enhancing AI-era data centers' efficiency amidst challenges like increasing rack densities and technician shortages.
Data center racks, traditionally chosen for dimensions and cost, now play a crucial role in performance and resilience due to increasing power, cooling, and cabling demands.
euNetworks has introduced a 1,057km direct long-haul fibre route between Paris and Milan, offering a new path through the Alps for enhanced connectivity.
DeepInfra has launched its first international data centre in Toronto, Canada, expanding its AI inference infrastructure with a 1.7MW facility housing over 1,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs.
Schneider Electric convened a roundtable with public and private sectors to address infrastructure challenges in London's data centre market and support AI growth.
Scotland's data centre expansion faces significant challenges due to a shortage of critical power equipment, potentially hindering projects like the £8.2 billion AI data centre in Lanarkshire.
Kaytus has introduced its All-QLC Flash Storage Solution at AI EXPO KOREA 2026, designed to support ultra-large-scale AI training with over 10,000 GPUs, addressing bottlenecks in modern AI infrastructure.
Arcus Infrastructure Partners has agreed to acquire Volta Data Centres from Verne, expanding its digital infrastructure with a 6MW colocation facility in London, with the transaction expected to complete by July 2026.
On October 20th, 2025, a timing issue in an AWS data center in Virginia caused a 14-hour internet outage, affecting major services and highlighting the vulnerability of relying heavily on a single cloud region.
T-Mobile is urging Broadcom to continue supporting VMware's perpetual licenses, emphasizing the importance of ongoing service for their existing infrastructure.
APNIC is enhancing the security of its core systems by modernizing infrastructure, improving application testing, and refining data practices.
EdgeMode has signed an MOU with Mora City Council to collaborate on developing a 300MW high-performance computing data centre campus in Toledo, Spain.
Nationwide Building Society has strengthened its partnership with Broadcom to enhance its private cloud infrastructure using VMware Cloud Foundation, while integrating Virgin Money into its operations.
SUBCO has launched the 5,000km Sydney–Melbourne–Adelaide–Perth (SMAP) subsea cable, marking Australia's largest transcontinental capacity upgrade in 25 years, connecting its four largest cities.
Javier Cavada discusses the role of private power networks and on-site generation in overcoming grid constraints to support the UK's AI infrastructure expansion.
Data Centre Expo Europe 2026, part of TechEx Europe, will be held in Amsterdam, gathering data centre and cloud specialists to address infrastructure challenges.
Pronghorn Development has received a conditional use permit to develop the 1.5GW Antelope Data Campus in Iron County, Utah, advancing plans for a large-scale data center to support future technology infrastructure needs.
Oracle is investing billions of dollars in expanding its data center infrastructure to enhance support for artificial intelligence applications.
AI can quickly generate code, but developing reliable enterprise software for infrastructure platforms remains a complex, multi-year engineering challenge, as discussed by BlueCat's Andrew Wertkin with John Burke and Scott Robohn.
Jean-Baptiste Kempf, a renowned French entrepreneur and open-source advocate, is developing Kyber, an infrastructure layer for real-time remote device control.
Oriole Networks and AMD are advancing photonic AI networking through the UK's ARIA Scaling Inference Lab, planning to deploy the world's first large-scale AI system based on pure photonic technology.
Supermicro has introduced a new range of rack-scale infrastructure platforms using Arm AGI CPUs, aimed at enhancing enterprise AI and agentic AI workloads by boosting compute capacity, energy efficiency, and rack density in data centers.
Vertiv has launched the Rack Extreme, a high-capacity rack platform designed for high-density computing, AI workloads, and next-gen IT deployments, enhancing airflow management, cable organization, and deployment flexibility in data centers.
Cloudflare is enhancing its AI capabilities by integrating Ensemble AI team members to improve machine learning infrastructure and efficiency.
AI infrastructure planning is shifting from a focus on training clusters to prioritizing inference workloads, necessitating changes in infrastructure behavior and design.
