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Qualcomm enters the data centre market, sets $15bn revenue target

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By Nick Wood
| Telecoms.com Verified
Called Dragonfly, the new portfolio comprises the C1000 CPU, a new high bandwidth compute (HBC) solution, and a new AI accelerator – the AI300. Qualcomm aims to stand apart from its rivals by maximising performance per watt and token throughput at lower total cost of ownership.
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Five Eyes issues urgent warning over AI cyber threats

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By Nick Wood
| Telecoms.com Verified
International intelligence-sharing partnership Five Eyes has called for urgent action to mitigate the imminent risks posed by AI-enabled cyberattacks. The group comprised of intelligence agencies from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US said cyber risks can no longer be treated as a purely technical issue – they should now be considered core business risks and a leadership responsibility.
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UK Connect deal sees Amazon Leo set course for Blighty

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By Nick Wood
| Telecoms.com Verified
Amazon Leo will soon offer low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity to the UK after establishing an authorised reseller agreement with UK Connect. Under the deal, UK Connect will be in a position to offer satellite connectivity solutions to its enterprise customer base, of which construction companies seem to comprise a fairly sizeable share.
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