Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices as memory costs rise
Samsung Electronics has raised prices for its Galaxy S26 series, in a move thought to respond to rising costs for memory and other components. The phones launched in March already at higher prices than the previous generation of flagships from Samsung and are now increasing in price again. On the Samsung US store, the S26 phones are priced USD 100 more than at launch, while in South Korea prices went up by up to KRW 276,100, reports ChosunBiz.
Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices as memory costs rise
Samsung Electronics has raised prices for its Galaxy S26 series, in a move thought to respond to rising costs for memory and other components. The phones launched in March already at higher prices than the previous generation of flagships from Samsung and are now increasing in price again. On the Samsung US store, the S26 phones are priced USD 100 more than at launch, while in South Korea prices went up by up to KRW 276,100, reports ChosunBiz.
Redcentric reduces net debt burden after sale of data centre business
Redcentric, UK managed IT services provider, has reported revenue of GBP 132 million for the 12 months to 31 March 2026 (FY26), down 2.3 percent from GBP 135.1 million in FY25; with adjusted EBITDA down 7.4 percent to GBP 17.4 million, from GBP 18.8 million, and the adjusted EBITDA margin down to 13.2 percent, from 13.9 percent a year earlier. Reported operating profit fell 3.9 percent to GBP 8.1 million, from GBP 8.4 million; with annual recurring revenue (AAR) reaching GBP 116.2 million, compared to GBP
Redcentric reduces net debt burden after sale of data centre business
Redcentric, UK managed IT services provider, has reported revenue of GBP 132 million for the 12 months to 31 March 2026 (FY26), down 2.3 percent from GBP 135.1 million in FY25; with adjusted EBITDA down 7.4 percent to GBP 17.4 million, from GBP 18.8 million, and the adjusted EBITDA margin down to 13.2 percent, from 13.9 percent a year earlier. Reported operating profit fell 3.9 percent to GBP 8.1 million, from GBP 8.4 million; with annual recurring revenue (AAR) reaching GBP 116.2 million, compared to GBP
BBC seeks voluntary redundancies from TV, streaming unit
The BBC has fired the starting gun on a redundancy programme for its TV and streaming unit, reports The Guardian. The Director of the BBC iPlayer and Channels unit, Dan McGolpin, has sent an e-mail to staff seeking expressions of interest in voluntary redundancy to avoid compulsory redundancies. The e-mail, seen by The Guardian, also said the BBC was looking at possible job-sharing, relocation and a reduction in hours for the division's staff.
BBC seeks voluntary redundancies from TV, streaming unit
Cable One in talks with investors, lenders about new financing
US broadband provider Cable One is in advanced talks with private equity company GTCR, some of its existing lenders and a consortium of private lending institutions about financing deals to support its upcoming capital needs. The company is looking to improve its capital structure to help boost shareholder value. It has also agreed an extension with GTRC to a deadline for completing the purchase of a 55 percent stake it does not already control in Mega Broadband Investment to 09 October 2026.
Cable One in talks with investors, lenders about new financing
MobileX appoints new Chief Financial Officer
US MVNO MobileX has appointed Raju Datla as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to support its next stage of growth. Has over 25 years of industry experience, most recently as CFO of RedCloud Holdings. At MobileX, he will worth with CEO and founder Peter Adderton to drive the growth plan, lead partnerships and funding, and ensure that the group's financial strategy supports its long-term growth plans.
MobileX appoints new Chief Financial Officer
NetApp announces plans to acquire AI software start-up Peak:AIO
NetApp, intelligent data infrastructure company, has signed a deal to acquire Manchester, UK-based AI storage start-up Peak:AIO, from venture capital company Pembroke VCT. This will strengthen NetApp's position in the AI infrastructure by combing Peak:AIO's specialised metadata services and parallel namespace innovation with Ontap platform. The deal is subject to customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions.
NetApp announces plans to acquire AI software start-up Peak:AIO
Tecnotree proposes dividend for FY 2025 to EGM
Tecnotree's board of directors has proposed a dividend of EUR 0.02 per share for the 2025 fiscal year. The dividend will be submitted for approval at an EGM meeting on 23 October. If approved, the payment would be distributed on 10 December to shareholders on record as of 03 December.
Tecnotree proposes dividend for FY 2025 to EGM
Orange Egypt provides communication services to Wadi Degla's Neo project at Mostakbal City Development
Orange Egypt has formed partnership with Wadi Degla Developments to supply "smart" connectivity and triple play services (internet, TV and landline) at the Neo development project in Mostakbal City. By combining Orange Egypt's telecoms infrastructure with Wadi Degla's residential expertise, they aim to provide Neo residents with high-speed, seamless connectivity to support smart home technology and modern digital lifestyles. The development will be backed by digital infrastructure including 5G connectivity,
Orange Egypt provides communication services to Wadi Degla's Neo project at Mostakbal City Development
G+D to participate in Chips JU consortium tackling edge compute resiliency
Giesecke + Deverient (G+D) said it is participating in a research and innovation project under the EU's Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU). Critical Infrastructure Resilience through Edge Computing Systems (CIRES) aims to catalyse end-to-end technology and security protocols enabling resiliency in computing workloads operating at the periphery, the so-called edge, of networks. The three-year project is funded to the tune of EUR 12.81 million and runs until end-August 2029, with the EU contributing EUR 4.15
G+D to participate in Chips JU consortium tackling edge compute resiliency
German ministry launches tender for the new Data Spaces Hub
The German Federal Ministry for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation (BMDS) has launched a tender for the new Data Spaces Hub. The Hub serves as a central point of contact for data spaces in Germany. It aims to provide information to companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as well as public administration bodies and other stakeholders, to facilitate networking among them, and to support them in the practical design and use of data spaces.
German ministry launches tender for the new Data Spaces Hub
Vodafone Spain lands Livelink IoT motorbike safety deal
Vodafone Spain said it has partnered with Seville-based Livelink Motor to improve motorcyclist safety via its Internet of Things network. Under the deal, Vodafone's connectivity has been integrated into Komobi, Livelink's monitoring device for motorcycles, allowing it to detect a crash and automatically alert Spain's emergency services on 112.
