Kavit Majithia

1 week ago | mobileworldlive.com | Joseph Waring |Chris Donkin |Mike Robuck |Kavit Majithia

Fujitsu unveiled plans to team with Supermicro and Nidec to reduce the power consumption of liquid-cooling systems to improve data centre energy efficiency by up to 40 per cent compared with traditional air-cooling methods. In a joint statement, Fujitsu explained its software would be used to centralise management of liquid-cooled servers and equipment, reducing data centre management workloads.

1 week ago | mobileworldlive.com | Chris Donkin |Amiya Johar |Kavit Majithia |Mike Robuck

Apple revealed headway towards its 2025 and 2030 environmental targets made over the last year, highlighting cuts in global greenhouse emissions from its operations and milestones in the use of recycled materials within devices. In its 2024 environmental progress report published today (16 April), the iPhone maker stated it surpassed 99 per cent use of both recycled rare earth elements in magnets and cobalt in Apple-designed batteries.

1 week ago | mobileworldlive.com | Michael Carroll |Chris Donkin |Kavit Majithia |Amiya Johar

Ericsson flaunted its AI credentials after a field test of real-time dynamic network adaptation conducted with Bell Canada which the vendor stated is the world’s first operator to put the system through its paces. Ericsson claimed the test of AI-native link adaptation is an important step in using the technology in Radio Access Networks (RANs). Ericsson explained the approach constantly optimises spectral efficiency, in turn boosting the performance of mobile networks.

1 week ago | mobileworldlive.com | Michael Carroll |Kavit Majithia |Mike Robuck |Chris Donkin

Telus outlined a plan to employ Nvidia’s Hopper- and Blackwell-based supercomputers at a pair of sovereign AI factories it stated would position Canada at the forefront of innovation involving the technology. The Canadian operator stated it is the first official Nvidia Cloud Partner in North America, and the AI factories in the provinces of Quebec and British Columbia would be a significant boost to a nationwide strategy involving the technology.

1 week ago | mobileworldlive.com | Amiya Johar |Mike Robuck |Joseph Waring |Kavit Majithia

Apple is gearing up for a renewed push in the extended reality space with reports pointing to two new Vision Pro headset variants in the works, as the tech giant aims to develop AR/VR offerings with wider mainstream appeal. Bloomberg reported Apple appears to be lining up a two-tiered product approach to stay in the frame, with one headset designed as a lighter and more affordable version of its flagship offering, and another connecting directly to Macs.