Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
A bug introduced in September 2026 Windows 11 security patches broke Always On VPN connections when initial connection attempts failed. Microsoft has now released fixes for affected systems.
A security feature rolling out across Windows 11 is preventing non-admin users from establishing Remote Desktop sessions on enterprise devices. Microsoft has published a temporary workaround while it works on a permanent fix.
Japan's government has selected three operators to build new subsea cable landing stations across the country, breaking the concentration of international connectivity at two vulnerable coastal hubs near Tokyo and Osaka.
Ukrainian forces reportedly targeted Yandex infrastructure in three locations, forcing the shutdown of two facilities and degrading a third. Customers across Russia's largest tech platform are unable to access stored files and cloud services.
APNIC's resource delegation review program moved forward in Q3 2026, completing initial audits of IRINN and CNNIC while expanding its compliance checks across the Asia-Pacific region's network registries.
WorldLink Communications deployed IPv6 to one million broadband subscribers in Nepal over seven years. A major outage revealed that IPv6 in production is not a protocol upgrade—it is a subscriber-management, CPE interoperability, and observability project.
A pair of agreements linking subsea and terrestrial fiber infrastructure aims to create an alternative data path from the Arabian Gulf toward Europe, reducing reliance on Red Sea transit and supporting hyperscaler growth across the Middle East.
A Singapore-based infrastructure venture and Japan's NTT Ltd. have signed a non-binding letter of intent to build a regional subsea cable system connecting GPU compute centers across Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand to Singapore's AI hub.
