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A faster chip. A familiar way in.
Cambridge GaN Devices puts the difficult parts of gallium nitride inside the chip. Its bet: engineers will adopt better power electronics faster when they can keep tools they already trust.
Datacom makes the everyday work
A payday rescue, a council’s dog registrations and a sprawling cloud bill reveal the business behind Datacom: making complicated systems behave.
Greg Davidson and the things you have to build first
A graduate’s cheeky question revealed the engineer inside Datacom’s future chief executive. Nearly three decades after joining Datacom, Greg Davidson is still interested in what sits beneath the next big thing.
Batelco wants more than your phone bill
Bahrain’s familiar telecom brand is tying family plans to a much bigger business in cables and data centres. The ambition runs from the living room to the seabed.
Galaxy Backbone wants Nigeria’s government to stop buying the same IT twice
Built to connect a fragmented public sector, Nigeria’s state-owned technology company now sells cloud, connectivity and a place to keep the country’s data. Its hardest job is turning shared infrastructure into services people actually use.
Singtel’s Next Act: Renting Out the AI Factory
The company that connected Singapore is selling the networks, computing power and data-centre space behind artificial intelligence. Its next test is making that expensive machinery earn its keep - while keeping the phone lines working.
PTS
PTS is a global, independent, employee-owned technology consultancy that designs the digital nervous system of buildings - connecting people, technology and space across workplaces, data centres, campuses and smart infrastructure. Founded in 1983 and headquartered in London, PTS advises on everything from audio-visual and networks to cyber and physical security, helping organisations transform their real estate through technology while improving user experience, wellbeing and sustainability.