According to media reports, the Office of the President of Ukraine is targeting the nationalization of the largest Ukrainian mobile operator Kyivstar. In particular, Rostislav Shurma, deputy head of the President’s Office, said that the company has only a few weeks to eliminate factors that could… Read More »The state may confiscate Kyivstar in the near future
After reading this headline, you will probably think that there have been some anomalous phenomena, magnetic storms or other cataclysms that have affected the computers of the world. But in fact, it’s all Intel’s fault. The fact is that Intel company specialists found some (yes, that’s… Read More »Computers have slowed down all over the world. What happened
ViaSat-3 Americas antenna disclosure problems could result in the largest insurance payout in space history. What happened Viasat has encountered unforeseen problems deploying the main antenna on its new ViaSat-3 Americas satellite. If this problem is not solved, it can lead to insurance payouts for a record amount.… Read More »The antenna did not open: the most powerful American communications satellite encountered technical problems
Rumors about it began to appear on the market along with reports about the nationalization of Sense Bank , the former Alfa-Bank Ukraine, owned by the Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman, which was subject to international and Ukrainian sanctions. In turn, 100% of Kyivstar shares are owned by the… Read More »“Kyivstar” rejects rumors of possible nationalization due to sanctioned Russian shareholders of VEON
The UN Security Council will hold its first formal discussion on artificial intelligence (AI) this week in New York. Governments around the world are now considering how to mitigate the dangers posed by the emergence of artificial intelligence technologies that could transform the global economy and the… Read More »The UN Security Council will discuss the risks associated with artificial intelligence for the first time
The joint statement of mobile operators of Ukraine and the European Union continues to operate . Millions of Ukrainians who were forced to leave for EU countries will continue to be able to call their relatives at the prices of Ukrainian operators. Currently, 22 European operators provide Ukrainians… Read More »Roaming as if at home for Ukrainians continues for another year
The European Union plans to lay a submarine cable to improve communication with Georgia and reduce dependence on lines passing through Russia. This is reported by the Financial Times with reference to the policy document of the European Commission. The cost of the project, which involves laying a… Read More »The European Union will lay a cable along the bottom of the Black Sea to reduce Internet dependence on Russia
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (which recently made headlines for blocking Microsoft’s $69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard) will focus on learning large language models and generative AI similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT . Large language models are artificial intelligence systems that learn from massive amounts of data to… Read More »UK investigates impact of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence systems on consumers, business and economy
China has promised to launch 6G mobile internet everywhere by 2025. Currently, the Academy of Aerospace Science and Industry of China is conducting tests of a new generation network, foreign media reports. It seems that soon the wireless Internet will completely replace the wired one. The university… Read More »The record is broken: what is the speed of the fastest mobile Internet
Telefónica and Siminn have pioneered the world’s first TV roaming scenario based on an open caching standard. The leading Spanish telecommunications company Telefónica and the largest telecommunications operator in Iceland, Siminn, successfully conducted the first practical session of television roaming. The two companies were able to demonstrate… Read More »European operators have created the world’s first television roaming system