
Rob Powell
Editor at Telecom Ramblings
Software engineer, telecom blogger, bandwidth enthusiast
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telecomramblings.com | Rob Powell
One data center campus and three vendor deployments: Elea Data Centers is making a big move down in Brazil. They have announced plans for Rio AI City, a giant new campus in support of AI and cloud computing in the Olympic Park region of the city. It will have an initial energy capacity of 1.5GW with more than double that potentially available. The first 80MW of new infrastructure on the campus will come online sometime in 2026. Nokia’s technology has won some business in the IoT space.
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newswire.telecomramblings.com | Rob Powell
Macquarie Cloud Services to provide a purpose-built platform for Australasian education and research sectors to modernise IT infrastructure securely, affordably, and without disruption 15 May 2025 Macquarie Cloud Services, part of Macquarie Technology Group (ASX: MAQ), have today announced the launch of CAUDIT Cloud, a purpose-built cloud solution for research and education, designed in collaboration with CAUDIT, the peak body for ICT in the higher education and research sectors across...
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newswire.telecomramblings.com | Rob Powell
Broadband Service Providers (BSPs) are set to improve their customer satisfaction thanks to a groundbreaking new project that is providing them with the tools to more accurately assess the end-user experience with the applications they use. While known performance metrics can be used to spot issues such as network degradation, currently there is no standardized method to quantify the quality of service as experienced by the user.
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newswire.telecomramblings.com | Rob Powell
FCC-certified cloud-based platform drives spectrum innovation for infrastructure providers, network operators and enterprises in high-performance use cases, while protecting incumbent spectrum operations across the U.S.London, UK, May 14th, 2025 — Wireless Broadband Alliance Services (WBA Services), a subsidiary of the Wireless Broadband Alliance, has today announced the commercial launch of WBA Services AFC, its Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) service.
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telecomramblings.com | Rob Powell
Two bits of colo funding, one routing deployment, and one FTTH expansion to catch up with. STACK Infrastructure has closed on $1.4B in new green financing. The data center developer and operator will use the liquidity to support long-term ownership objectives and solidify its balance sheet. It is secured by 10 of its facilities across North America. Meanwhile, Colovore has closed on $925M in a new debt facility from Blackstone.
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