Infosys is doubling down on its digital transformation partnership with Switzerland’s Sunrise Telecom, aiming to accelerate the telco’s journey toward AI-driven operations. Sunrise, the country’s second-largest telecom provider, is working with Infosys to modernize its IT landscape, improve operational agility, and future-proof its technology environment.
Lumen Technologies (NYSE: LUMN) is making bold moves to become the backbone of the AI economy. With a multi-billion-dollar expansion already underway, the telecom giant plans to add 34 million new intercity fiber miles by 2028, bringing its total to 47 million miles. That’s enough fiber to wrap around the Earth nearly twice—and a clear signal that AI is driving network infrastructure like never before.
Adastra has been named an Elite Partner in the Databricks Partner Program, marking a major milestone in the companies’ six-year collaboration. The recognition underscores Adastra’s expertise in AI, data, and analytics solutions and its ability to help organizations turn complex data into actionable business insights.
Microsoft, Nscale Global Holdings, and Aker ASA have inked a five-year, $6.2 billion agreement to develop Europe’s next-generation hyperscale AI infrastructure in Narvik, Northern Norway. The contract marks a major milestone in European-owned AI compute capacity, with staged deployments starting in 2026.
Caylent, an AWS Premier Tier Partner known for cloud modernization and AI-driven delivery, has unveiled Caylent Accelerate for Cloud Migration, a new service aimed at making large-scale AWS migrations faster, smarter, and more cost-effective. The offering targets enterprises moving workloads from VMware, Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure to AWS, claiming up to a 50% reduction in migration timelines.
FrontierZero, an emerging leader in SaaS security based in the UAE, will showcase its SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) platform at GITEX Global 2025 as part of the Alibaba Cloud partner stand, taking place October 13–17 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
Dihuni Launches GPU Cloud to Empower AI Workloads
When Oracle AI World 2025 kicks off this October in Las Vegas, Intellicept wants to make one thing clear: AI isn’t just hype—it’s becoming the backbone of enterprise operations.
Together AI is planting deeper roots in Europe. The company announced today that it has gone live with GPU infrastructure in Sweden while also launching a free workshop series to help AI engineers get hands-on with customizing open-source models. The dual push underscores the company’s bet that Europe’s AI boom will demand both high-performance compute and upskilled talent.
