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Tencent Cloud Wins TruKKer Logistics Platform Migration in Saudi Arabia
📅 - Tencent Cloud has won a significant Saudi workload as digital freight platform TruKKer prepares today to migrate its operations into the provider's local cloud region. The deal gives Tencent a visible enterprise customer for infrastructure launched in the Kingdom, while TruKKer adds local hosting and Tencent's CodeBuddy tooling as it scales logistics operations across the Middle East.
For Tencent, the customer win gives its Saudi cloud region something more useful than another capacity announcement: a production migration tied to a regional logistics platform. TruKKer operates a digital freight network spanning the Middle East and broader EMEA markets, matching shippers with carriers [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
📅 - Aviatrix Brings Cloud Security to Public Sector Buyers via Carahsoft Channel - Aviatrix has signed Carahsoft as its public-sector distribution aggregator, opening an established procurement route for cloud-native security software across US federal, state, local, education, and healthcare buyers. The arrangement puts Aviatrix on Carahsoft's NASPO ValuePoint channel as agencies add multicloud and AI workloads while trying to tighten egress controls, segmentation, encryption, and threat containment across distributed environments.
For government IT teams, the immediate change is commercial rather than architectural. Aviatrix already supports AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, AWS GovCloud and Azure Government. Carahsoft now gives agencies [...]
📅 - Cisco Adds Supermicro Systems to NVIDIA AI Infrastructure Stack - Cisco is expanding its Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA into rack-scale systems while separately launching sovereign critical infrastructure in Canada, linking two pressures reshaping enterprise infrastructure: denser AI compute and tighter control over data, operations, and vendor access. The moves extend Cisco deeper into servers, cooling, sovereign deployments, and air-gapped environments rather than networking alone for customers.
The AI infrastructure expansion brings Supermicro's high-density, air-cooled and liquid-cooled servers into Cisco's Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA. Cisco will sell the compute alongside its own networking, security, management and services stack, creating NVIDIA [...]
📅 - NASA Awards Infleqtion $20M for Quantum Gravity Mission - NASA has awarded Infleqtion a $20 million follow-on contract to advance the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder toward a planned 2030 low-Earth-orbit launch. The mission will test a space-based quantum gravity sensor using ultracold rubidium atoms, moving the technology from laboratory development into hardware integration, microgravity testing and eventual flight validation for Earth observation applications at operational scale.
The contract brings NASA's total investment in the program to $40 million and moves Infleqtion into a more demanding phase: building an initial sensor head, integrating electronics and proving that the hardware can survive the transition from controlled [...]
📅 - Prime Data Centers Reports Near-Zero Water Use as Portfolio Expands - Prime Data Centers says it matched its 2025 Scope 2 electricity use with renewable energy certificates while expanding climate and water disclosures across a 5.6-gigawatt portfolio. Scope 2 covers emissions tied to purchased electricity rather than fuel burned directly on site, making the claim relevant to power consumption - but not equivalent to running entirely on renewables.
That distinction is important for data centers, where electricity dominates the operating footprint.
Prime Data Centers says renewable energy certificates, or RECs, matched 100% of the electricity associated with its own Scope 2 emissions during 2025. When clean-energy purchases made by customers are added, 68% [...]
📅 - Equinix Adds $50M for Data Center Workforce Programs - Equinix is committing another $50 million to its corporate foundation, doubling the data center operator's total funding since the nonprofit launched in 2022. The money will support internet access, digital skills and technical workforce programs across global markets, as Equinix tries to address a growing tension: infrastructure expansion is outpacing the communities and labor pipelines around it.
The commitment is philanthropic, not data center capex. Still, it lands close to a commercial problem for Equinix and the broader infrastructure sector. Operators are building facilities that require electricians, critical facilities technicians, network specialists and operations staff in [...]
📅 - Debian 11 Support Ends, Hosting Providers Face Upgrade Risks - Debian 11 'Bullseye' has reached the end of Long Term Support, leaving hosting providers, enterprises, and infrastructure operators with a familiar but uncomfortable choice: migrate, pay for extended coverage, or keep unsupported systems online. From September, Debian no longer provides security updates for the release, turning an aging server estate into a measurable operational and security liability.
Bullseye arrived in August 2021. Five years later, the easy part is over.
The harder question is how much Debian 11 remains buried inside production infrastructure.
For large hosting operators, that could mean VPS templates, dedicated servers, customer-managed environments, internal [...]
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