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China’s state-owned telecommunications companies have launched a $500 million underwater fiber optic internet network project. It should connect Asia, the Middle East and Europe. This move is seen as a direct challenge to a similar project being implemented by the United States. What is known about the… Read More »China to Lay High-Speed ​​Communications Cable to Europe Independent of US

An updated version of the space security document, approved by more than two dozen organizations, contains “rules of the road” designed to prevent collisions between space objects. The Space Security Coalition (SSC) has released new recommendations to protect orbiting satellites from space debris damage. The updated recommendations… Read More »Updated “Rules of the road” for satellites 

The Ukrainian IT company Netpeak Group, specializing in Internet marketing services, continues to expand its capabilities. Its subsidiary Ringostat has released Ringostat AI, a product based on artificial intelligence that helps sales teams solve the problem of lengthy call analysis. With the help of Ringostat AI,… Read More »In Ukraine, an AI tool was created to analyze telephone conversations

Viasat World announces the change of ownership of the Ukrainian distributor of Viasat Ukraine LLC. Now 100% of the company belongs to the British company Viasat World Limited. The head of the sales department of Viasat Ukraine, Tetyana Kremen, told Detektor Media about this. The company also… Read More »Viasat announces the change of ownership. The company is waiting for its channels to be included in the list of those allowed for broadcasting

The American developer of network equipment and software Cisco Systems in January “physically destroyed” its inventories in Russia in the amount of 1.86 billion rubles ($24 million) due to the cessation of sales of products in Russia. This was reported by TASS with reference to the… Read More »CISCO destroys $24 million worth of equipment destined for sale in russia

The first call from a portable mobile phone was made in New York in 1973. Cooper was at the corner of 6th Avenue and 55th Street at the time of the call. The world’s first call from a portable mobile phone was made on April 3,… Read More »Today is 50 years since the first ever call from a portable mobile phone

The most significant deal in the history of Canada’s telecommunications sector looks set to come to fruition: Rogers Communications’ tentative purchase of Shaw Communications Corporation for 26 billion Canadian dollars ($19 billion) has received approval from Ottawa. This is reported by the Canadian edition of Globalnews.ca. The deal’s… Read More »Canada approves the most significant agreement in the history of the country’s telecommunications sector

The South African government plans to eliminate all existing 2G and 3G networks in the country by 2025. This means that many people will have to upgrade their smartphones to support 4G and 5G connectivity. South Africa’s Department of Communications and Digital Technology (DCDT) has unveiled its plan… Read More »South Africa announces deadlines for shutting down 2G and 3G networks

SES has confirmed that it is negotiating a merger with a competitor, Intelsat. The purpose of the merger is to create a satellite giant that can better compete with the company of billionaire Elon Musk. The estimated value of the deal is $10 billion. Satellite communications operator… Read More »Satellite mega-merger: SES confirms intention to merge with Intelsat