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Hello, this week we’re cutting through the noise and focusing on what actually moves creators forward.

AI in telecom is just starting, but the industry is moving faster than most operators can keep up with. New deployments happen weekly across different regions. Vendors announce capabilities. Standards evolve.

Let’s dive in.

TELECOM IN NEWS

Lumen and Prometheus Hyperscale Partner to Build Sustainable AI Data Centers

Lumen Technologies has partnered with Prometheus Hyperscale to enhance connectivity for AI-driven, sustainable data centers. Using Lumen’s Private Connectivity Fabric, the collaboration will support high-performance, low-latency network infrastructure across Wyoming and western U.S. facilities. The partnership focuses on delivering scalable AI computing solutions while maintaining strong environmental commitments and renewable energy integration. Read More

Verizon and NVIDIA Power AI Workloads on 5G Private Networks

Verizon and NVIDIA have developed an enterprise AI solution running on 5G private networks with Mobile Edge Compute. This innovative platform enables real-time AI applications across industries, offering ultra-low latency, high bandwidth, and enhanced security. The plug-and-play infrastructure supports complex AI workloads like generative AI, computer vision, and autonomous robotics, positioning businesses at the forefront of digital transformation. Read More

SoftBank Commits $100 Billion to U.S. Innovation and AI

Masayoshi Son announced a massive $100 billion investment in the U.S. economy, focusing on AI infrastructure and technology innovation. The commitment aims to generate up to 100,000 jobs and advance technologies in healthcare, transportation, and finance. Leveraging its Vision Fund and ownership of Arm, SoftBank plans to drive global technological transformation and strengthen U.S.-Japan economic ties. Read More

Telecom Namibia Faces Major Cybersecurity Breach

Telecom Namibia confirmed a ransomware attack where hackers posted customer data on the dark web after the telco refused to pay ransom. The breach potentially impacts up to 619,000 customers, including government ministries and corporate clients. The incident highlights critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities and the urgent need for robust digital protection strategies. Read More

UPCOMING EVENTS

  • IoT Tech Expo Global, London, Date: Feb 5-6, 2025 | Event Page

  • Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, Date: March 3-6, 2025 | Event Page

🛠️ Did You Know

The global 5G infrastructure market is projected to reach $47.8 billion by 2027, with a compound annual growth rate of 43.9%. This explosive growth underscores the critical role of 5G in powering next-generation technologies like AI, IoT, and advanced mobile computing.

Until next one,
Team HYPHN

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