Radware is fortifying its global cloud defense by launching new service hubs in Nairobi, Chennai, and Mumbai, pushing its total mitigation power to 15 Tbps. With Layer 7 DDoS attacks up 550% year over year, the move targets faster, region-based responses. Localized infrastructure also supports data sovereignty—critical as regulatory pressures and high-intensity threats converge on businesses across continents.
Meta is hiking its 2025 infrastructure budget to as much as $72 billion, bracing for rising hardware costs driven by global trade disputes and volatile tariffs. Despite economic headwinds, quarterly spending hit $13.7B—largely on data centers—while ad revenue climbed 16%. Behind the numbers, pressure mounts: Meta faces regulatory heat over its acquisitions and a court battle that could reshape its empire.
