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Reporter covering enterprise IT infrastructure for @TheRegister. Contact me at dan.robinson@sitpub.com. Views expressed are my own.
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Three becomes one as Vodafone buys out merger partner

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Vodafone has paid £4.3 billion ($5.78 billion) for the remaining 49 percent of VodafoneThree, taking full ownership of the UK's largest mobile operator. The telecoms giant announced that it planned to buy the stake held by Three's former parent, CK Hutchison Group Telecom Holdings, in May. The acquisition comes just over a year after Vodafone UK and Three UK completed their merger following conditional approval from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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UK wants datacenters to pay a fee for grid connection requests

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By Dan Robinson Verified
| The Register Verified
Ofgem is seeking feedback on proposals to levy a fee on datacenter development projects at the time they apply for a grid connection. The move aims to discourage companies from seeking approval for speculative applications that clog up the pipeline and cause connection delays, without ever resulting in finished datacenters.
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Samsung warns memory crunch will last through 2028 as profit rises 19-fold

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By Dan Robinson Verified
| The Register Verified
Samsung Electronics is warning that the current memory supply crunch will deepen next year and persist through 2028, a shortage that keeps padding its own record profits at the expense of enterprise customers and consumers. The Korean conglomerate said agentic AI has added to demand already generated by model training, driving an "unprecedented rise" in requirements for AI servers and other computing infrastructure.
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