Firm donates smart boards to Unity Schools
Wowbii Interactive Technology has donated 20 smart boards to Unity schools in Nigeria to enhance digital learning infrastructure.
The Iran War and the Threat to Our Data
The article discusses the vulnerability of digital infrastructure following Iranian drone attacks on Amazon's data centers in the Persian Gulf, raising concerns about the implications of such attacks in the context of increased AI investments in Gulf countries.
From Coal to AI?: Germany's Catch-Up Plan in the Data Center Race
Germany plans to double the number of data centers by 2030 as part of a new federal strategy, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities in its digital infrastructure development.
Vseviov Attends Conference in Germany
Estonian Foreign Ministry Secretary Jonatan Vseviov attended the "Europe 2026" conference in Berlin, where he met with representatives from Germany's Foreign Ministry and Chancellery.
OPA 2026-2027: entities can register project proposals until Friday (20)
Community associations have until Friday, March 20, to register and submit proposals for works and services as part of Brazil's Digital Participatory Budget (OPA) 2026-2027.
‘More women needed to drive Africa’s digital infrastructure’
Dr. Nadu Denloye emphasized the need for increased participation of women in Africa's digital infrastructure to support economic growth during an International Women’s Day session.
The Paradox of Cash in a Digital Mexico
Despite having advanced payment infrastructure, cash remains the primary payment method in Mexico, highlighting the slow adoption of digital financial services.
Fiber Reduces Consumption and Emissions
The article discusses the energy consumption and emission benefits of fiber optic technology in Italy compared to traditional copper networks.
Inauguration of the Recording Center and Augmented Reality Studio by Lina Mendoni
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni inaugurated a new Recording Center and Augmented Reality Studio in Thessaloniki, enhancing cultural production in Southeast Europe.
Banking still has much to contribute to the country: Barclays
Barclays Mexico's CEO, Raúl Martínez-Ostos, emphasizes the need for the banking sector to engage more actively in addressing the country's development challenges.
Madonna University appoints Adote to Board of Trustees
Madonna University in Nigeria has appointed Mr. Rock Adote to its Board of Trustees to enhance its digital governance and technological infrastructure.
IWD: Firm spotlights women powering digital infrastructure
Africa Hyperscalers will host a virtual session for International Women’s Day to discuss women’s role in Africa’s digital infrastructure.
Africa: Powering Africa's digital future - Why energy infrastructure is the foundation of the intelligent era
The article discusses the crucial role of energy infrastructure in supporting Africa's digital transformation and filling the gap in the continent's growing demand for electric power for digital services.
UNICAL seeks MTN support to boost sports, infrastructure
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calabar has appealed for MTN Nigeria's partnership to enhance digital infrastructure and sports development at the institution.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced 36 million dollars for the expansion of the ConnectAll Municipal Infrastructure Program
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the reopening of the Municipal Infrastructure Program with up to 36 million dollars allocated for the ConnectALL initiative aimed at underserved communities.
What If the Network Went Silent?
The article explores the implications of losing connectivity in an increasingly digital world, illustrating a scenario where communication and navigation systems fail.
What happens to the internet in the Arab world if one junction point in the Red Sea is affected?
The article discusses the critical importance of the Red Sea as a major digital corridor for internet connectivity in the Arab world, highlighting potential vulnerabilities.
European Digital Sovereignty, Italy at the Forefront: Serafino Sorrenti Vice President of Edic
Italy is taking a leading role in European digital sovereignty initiatives by appointing Serafino Sorrenti as the Vice President of the European Digital Infrastructure Consortium (Edic).
FFI Reveals Norwegian Vulnerability in War
The Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) reports significant vulnerabilities in Norway's energy and digital infrastructure amid rising geopolitical tensions, particularly due to the war in Ukraine.
Oberpfalz: Siemens invests 200 million euros in the Amberg location
Siemens is investing 200 million euros to build a factory for Smart Infrastructure in Amberg, Germany, aiming to meet the rising demand for electronic high-tech products and promote digital transformation.
€102 Million Competition for the Upgrade of Government Cloud Computing
The Greek Ministry of Digital Governance has launched a €102 million project to upgrade and enhance its private cloud infrastructure and backup systems.
PODCAST: Are the targets of the 'Digital Decade' achievable in Latvia?
The 'Digital Decade' initiative by the European Union sets ambitious targets for Latvia by 2030 to enhance digital infrastructure and skills, but faces complexities in societal habits and institutional readiness.
Iran networks suffer losses amid airstrikes, showing digital evolution of conflicts
Iran experienced a major digital blackout during airstrikes as cyberattacks immobilized key infrastructure.
The Problems with Helsenorge Are Resolved
Issues with the Helsenorge login that arose on Sunday afternoon have been resolved, and services are now operating normally according to Norsk Helsenett.
Digital Infrastructure: Hochtief is building a data center in Dorfen
Hochtief has begun constructing a new data center in Dorfen, Germany, aimed at providing decentralized computing power to the Erding district.
CEO of Telefónica Germany: 'Mobile networks were not designed for resilience'
The CEO of Telefónica Germany, Santiago Argelich, emphasizes the need for transformation in telecommunications, criticizing the inefficient competitive landscape and infrastructure in Germany.
OVERVIEW: Europe is trying to protect its digital infrastructure from possible US aggression
The European Union is working to strengthen its digital sovereignty and reduce dependency on US technology companies.
The industrial response to a new electrical stage
Mexico is entering a phase of expansion and modernization of its electrical infrastructure to meet growing demand and support a more digital economy.
Logistics, De Ruvo (Confetra): "A sector worth 9% of GDP. Focus on infrastructure, digital, and competitiveness"
Carlo De Ruvo, President of Confetra, emphasizes the importance of logistics in Italy's economy, urging investments in infrastructure and innovation at the Confederation's 80th anniversary assembly.
Rajmarg Pravesh Portal Live: Why is it special for highways?
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari launched the Rajmarg Pravesh Portal, which centralizes approvals for highway-related projects online.
4D Contracts: Time in Risk Distribution
The article discusses the concept of 4D contracts in infrastructure, which integrate time into risk management through advanced modeling techniques like BIM and digital twins.
Some Municipalities Across the Country Unable to Access Websites; No Timeline for Recovery
Several municipalities in Japan are experiencing website outages starting from the afternoon of the 25th, with no current estimate for restoration.
It is necessary to build a true European digital ecosystem
Professor Antonio Capone discusses the vital need for a European digital ecosystem in light of the EU's Digital Network Act and its implications for competitiveness.
New education model with smart classes and digital libraries in Delhi
The Delhi government has introduced a new education model providing smart classes and digital libraries in schools, addressing previous shortcomings in infrastructure and budget.
The UAE announces the thwarting of cyber attacks of a 'terrorist nature'
The UAE has reported the successful prevention of cyber attacks described as 'terrorist' targeting its vital digital infrastructure and essential services.
The government aims to cover 95 percent of households with high-speed internet by 2030
The Czech government plans to ensure that 95% of households have access to high-speed internet by 2030.
After what happened with the prosecutor of the 'Criminal Court'... Europe is building its own Internet
The article discusses Europe's response to a cyber incident involving the ICC prosecutor, leading to a shift towards a self-sufficient digital infrastructure.
Narendra Modi presents India as a global artificial intelligence hub
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India's ambitions to be a leading center for artificial intelligence at a global summit in New Delhi.
Google to make multimillion-dollar investment in fiber optic route between the United States and India
Google is set to invest in building two fiber optic routes that will enhance connectivity between the United States and India using cutting-edge technology.
The New Cold War: From the Berlin Wall to the Digital Wall
The article discusses the shift from ideological barriers represented by the Berlin Wall to modern digital barriers that govern data flow and privacy.
K. Kyranakis: By the end of summer, critical security systems will be fully installed on the Athens - Thessaloniki line
Greece's Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Konstantinos Kyranakis, announced the launch of a new digital application for real-time tracking of trains, which will be available next week.
Kyra-nakis: "With railway.gov.gr, the railway acquires a strong safety valve"
Greece's Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport announced the launch of a new digital application that allows citizens to track train locations in real-time.
Future Network in Government Plans: Guidelines for the Reform of the National Educational Network
The Polish government has released proposals for reforming the National Educational Network, aiming to enhance digital infrastructure in schools.
Data privacy issues threaten Nigeria’s financial inclusion
Concerns regarding data privacy and security are hindering Nigeria's efforts to increase financial inclusion despite significant investments in digital infrastructure.
Greece climbs in the global ranking of fixed broadband speed – A leap of 24 positions in a year
Greece has improved its ranking in fixed broadband speed, climbing 24 places in one year due to telecommunications investments and initiatives.
Africa Hyperscalers trains journalists in digital infrastructure
Africa Hyperscalers has conducted a workshop in Lagos to train journalists on digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence to enhance media coverage of Africa's digital economy.
OADC boosts data centre capacity with NTT deal
Open Access Data Centres expands its infrastructure capacity significantly by acquiring seven data centres in South Africa from NTT Ltd.
Historical discovery: Roman roads extended over 300,000 kilometers
A recent international study has revealed that the Roman road network spanned over 300,000 kilometers, significantly surpassing previous estimates.
FG rallies private sector to bridge broadband gap
The Nigerian government is urging private-sector collaboration to address the digital divide in broadband access across the country.
National Assembly approves Law for Strengthening Cybersecurity
The Ecuadorian National Assembly has approved a comprehensive cybersecurity law aimed at modernizing national cybersecurity architecture and protecting critical infrastructure.