This week's roundup looked at the top news stories from the Global B2B tech & telecoms industry.
The stories cover topics including renewable electricity, data centre acquisition, AI advancements, mobile service improvements, orbital satellites, subsea cables, 5G connectivity, technology, and APIs.
Here are our highlights:
monday_____________________________
TELUS Achieves 100% Renewable Electricity Target

STANLIB wins approval for Cassava Africa Data Centres acquisition
STANLIB Infrastructure Fund II (Stanlib) will acquire a substantial stake in Cassava Africa Data Centres (ADC) and will exercise joint control, while also examining the possibility of acquiring full control.
Read the full story here.
tuesday_____________________________
Amazon plans to launch AI content marketplace
O2 beefs up mobile capacity in North Wales with small cells
Wednesday___________________________
Telefónica, Nokia Collaborate to Accelerate API Adoption with Agentic AI
Read the full story here.
UK migrates court system workloads out of legacy data centres
The UK's HM Courts and Tribunals Service has migrated its applications out of legacy data centres located in West London and Swindon.
Read the full story here.
thursday____________________________
FCC gives Amazon the nod for 4,500 more satellites
Amazon is on course to more than double the size of its low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network within 10 years.
Read the full story here.
Equinix revenues hits $9.2bn amid AI boom
Equinix achieved US$9.2bn revenue in 2025 and projects 10-11% business growth in 2026, amid record-breaking demand for its AI data centre and interconnection services.
Read the full story here.
Friday______________________________
Ericsson launches 5G router for better vehicle connectivity
The Ericsson Cradlepoint R2400 and extensible RC1250 modem are designed for vehicles and mobile field teams, promising better location services and edge computing.
Read the full story here.
du, Datawave to land SING subsea cable in the UAE
du has partnered with Datawave Networks to land and invest in the Singapore-India-Gulf (SING) submarine cable system in the UAE.
Read the full story here.
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