#digitalinfrastructure

Red Oak ConsultingRedOakConsulting
2025-05-06

Supercomputers sure do grab headlines and solve some of the world’s largest problems, but being on the is not all that High-Performance Computing is about.

Our latest blog by James Page, Lead Consultant, looks at how organisations of all sizes can realise significant benefits from HPC adoption.

Read more ➡️ redoakconsulting.co.uk/blog/su

RAIswarms.comraiswarms
2025-05-02

From Neurons to Agents: A Post-Biological Evolution of Intelligence
In this article, I explore a shift that is no longer metaphorical, no longer speculative. It is real, measurable, and industrially catalytic
raiswarms.com/from-neurons-to-

Red Oak ConsultingRedOakConsulting
2025-04-30

Unlock the potential of Cloud Computing with our HPC specialists. Discover how your business can benefit from this fast paced, agile, cost effective HPC solution. Find out more: buff.ly/zmdjv56

mikkyoscarinomikkyoscarino
2025-04-29

The massive blackout in Spain and Portugal is a stark reminder of our digital infrastructure's fragility. As we become more interconnected, are we also becoming more vulnerable? Let's discuss:
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JB aka J Leejbdro
2025-04-15

Sweeping tech cuts at HHS gut FDA’s digital office and leave core systems like payroll, telecom, and Medicare support in jeopardy. “Everything strategic is gone.” buff.ly/A8vQdIg

Yolandi Cloeteyolandicloete
2025-04-03

We’re Making the Rounds! 🍻

Today, we’re excited to be hosting the DE-CIX Roundtable in Düsseldorf!

Secure Your Spot at The Upcoming Events: de-cix.net/en/about-de-cix/eve

pedestrian cyclistodoruhako
2025-03-30

Seriously, besides Instagram and Github it's one of the most widespread platforms where it sucks that there's no better (= more ethical) alternative available.

There's so many good people that I'd support even more happily if I hadn't to go through THAT.

Miguel Afonso Caetanoremixtures@tldr.nettime.org
2025-03-17

"Companies spanning areas including cloud, telecoms, defence, along with several regional business and startup associations, have put their names to the letter — which was sent to the Commission on Sunday — urging the bloc to switch its tech strategy onto a quasi-war footing by committing to support “sovereign digital infrastructure.”

The plan pushes for reducing reliance on foreign-owned Big Tech by actively fostering development of a so-called “Euro stack.” The European digital infrastructure pitch is not coming out of thin air — a Euro Stack paper written by, among others, the competition economist Cristina Caffarra was published in January fleshing out the strategy in some detail.

There has also been, over the last half year or so, a smattering of conference chatter turning over the potential for enterprising Europeans to seize a geopolitically fraught moment to press the case for the EU to adopt a digital industrial strategy that’s squarely focused on favoring local innovation."

techcrunch.com/2025/03/16/euro

#EU #DigitalSovereignty #EuroStack #DigitalInfrastructure

RainSMediaRadiorainsmediaradio
2025-03-15
Johannes Kuhn (kopfzeiler)johakuhn
2025-03-13

Angesichts der geopolitischen Situation werden die Forderungen nach einem von digitalrelevanten Technologien lauter. Aber was hat es damit auf sich? Diese Woche im Newsletter. internetobservatorium.substack

Miguel Afonso Caetanoremixtures@tldr.nettime.org
2025-03-11

"Now Meta has announced Waterworth, the company’s plan to build the world’s longest submarine cable system. It will be Meta’s first single-contract private cable of this scale. It will be built primarily for the company’s internal consumption. The longest cable in the world will thus be owned by a single Silicon Valley firm.

This shift may be significant to policymakers concerned with concentration in digital markets and infrastructure: not only do Big Tech firms dominate digital platforms and services, but increasingly also the physical underpinnings of the digital world. Rather than renting capacity from infrastructure providers, the firms are vertically integrating infrastructure with their content services. Around 60 new submarine cables are planned up until the year 2027. Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are all investing in new submarine cable systems.

Waterworth’s route diverges from more established cable corridors. The current longest cable, 2Africa, starts from Europe to circle Africa and the Middle East. Waterworth skips Europe and China to connect the United States directly with major markets in the Southern Hemisphere. Unlike many existing intercontinental cables, Waterworth’s choice of route avoids geopolitical hotspots like the Red Sea and the South China Sea."

oii.ox.ac.uk/news-events/what-

#BigTech #SiliconValley #UnderseaCables #GeoPolitics #DigitalInfrastructure

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