Ayla launches video platform for smart home brands
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Cellnex UK sets up £180k fund for mast host communities
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UK telecoms data centre cooling upgrade cuts costs
The upgrade is expected to cut annual energy costs by 69% at a live offshore telecoms data centre while services stay uninterrupted.
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