05 February 2026
A new survey by data centre provider Telehouse Europe reveals that more than half of UK IT decision-makers admit their organizations cannot accurately measure the carbon emissions generated by AI workloads, despite widespread optimism about AI’s role in achieving net-zero and broader ESG goals.
The research found that 56% of respondents struggle with reliably quantifying the environmental impact of AI operations, creating a significant barrier for companies aiming to demonstrate tangible sustainability outcomes. While 89% of UK IT leaders believe AI accelerates progress toward their net-zero and ESG targets, the lack of precise emissions data means many cannot confidently link AI use to measurable environmental benefits.
Find out more04 February 2026
Exponential-e, a leader in cloud, connectivity, communications, and cybersecurity, has teamed up with Birmingham City University (BCU) to deploy a cutting-edge unified communications platform aimed at transforming the university’s telephony, contact centre, and service operations. This initiative is designed to improve student engagement and deliver a more seamless user experience.
Procured through the Crown Commercial Services framework, the project will replace the university’s outdated, siloed on-premises systems with a fully managed, cloud-based service. The new, integrated communications ecosystem will focus on omnichannel engagement—including messaging via WhatsApp—providing students with more flexible and accessible ways to connect with the university.
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03 February 2026
A study from Zero Networks reveals that the greatest cybersecurity threat is not zero-day exploits or advanced malware, but attackers abusing trusted internal access paths to move laterally within organizations.
Such breaches are nearly impossible to prevent entirely, prompting a shift in cybersecurity strategy—from solely blocking access to limiting what attackers can reach once inside.
Find out more02 February 2026
O2 (Virgin Media) has announced the activation of its next-generation 5G Standalone (5GSA) network in five key towns in Dorset, England—Bournemouth, Poole, Dorchester, Swanage, and Christchurch.
This rollout expands the operator’s 5GSA coverage to over 500 UK locations, covering approximately 70% of the population (around 49 million people).
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