The Digital Digest: Europe's regulatory hurdles; Arqit's billion-dollar target; the cloud cover forecast for telecoms; and why Princeton is taking on Tokyo

In this episode of the Digital Digest, we roundup the biggest
stories of the week from mass cloud migration to the
quantum-based telecoms encryption service eyeing a billion-dollar
valuation.


Natalie covers the news that major telco leaders in Europe are
calling for regulatory change and BICSis tackling robocalls. Down
under, Telstrahas raised AU$2.8 billion in the part sale of its
tower business and at the edge Google Cloud and Ericsson are
jointly developing CSP solutions.


In other cloud news, Alan talks about AT&T'slatest sale, as
well as the other telcos announcing migrations this week.


In the weekly wrap of all things quantum, there's big news from
the Quantum Loophole camp and quantum encryption start-up Arqit
has a $1.4 billion valuation target for the end of August.


In data centres, Natalie shares the details on Princeton's$1
billion Tokyo project; Telehouse'sMarseille PoP. and Teraco's ACE
interconnection upgrades.


Season 2, episode 22 is presented by editor Melanie Mingas, and
features editor-at-large Alan Burkitt-Gray and deputy editor
Natalie Bannerman.


Don't forget to register for Subsea World, taking place 5-8 July
and visit the Capacity website for the 2021 Women's Power List –
now live in the June/July issue of Capacity magazine – and
details of the upcoming ICT Investor list and 2021 Global Carrier
Awards.