Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
Infrastructure decisions that seem reasonable under time pressure can accumulate into costly dependencies. Open source and deliberate design choices help teams preserve the ability to change direction when business conditions shift.
The company is deprecating WDS, the tool IT teams use to remotely deploy Windows across large fleets of machines, and will eventually remove it entirely.
Microsoft has acknowledged that recent preview and subsequent updates are causing desktop access problems for some users, particularly those running Azure Virtual Desktop with FSLogix. The company has provided temporary workarounds and deployed a Known Issue Rollback for enterprise environments.
The APNIC 62 Open Policy Meeting examined seven proposals addressing IPv4 exhaustion, IPv6 usability, and IP abuse, with two reaching consensus to move forward in the policy development process.
At APNIC 62 in Mumbai, network operators and researchers examined the challenges of pinpointing IP address locations across the region, revealing significant disparities in geofeed deployment and calling for clearer, more verifiable approaches to geolocation data.
Microsoft has alerted administrators to Always On VPN connectivity failures following the September 2026 Windows 11 security patches. The company recommends switching from automatic protocol selection to a single tunneling protocol as a temporary fix.
APNIC has rolled out Autonomous System Provider Authorization objects in its registry services, enabling network operators to validate routing paths and detect leaks. A new webinar will guide operators through deployment and monitoring.
The DFC approved $350 million in debt refinancing for Vodafone Ukraine as part of an $8 billion global investment package, targeting terrestrial mobile network upgrades and 5G rollout while excluding untrusted vendors from critical infrastructure.
