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Long Reads - Edge & IoT
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Can you really make chips in space?
Will orbital semiconductor manufacturing ever become a reality?
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Can ILAs unlock the networking bottleneck?
They are very much becoming an important cog in supporting explosive AI-fueled data traffic
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How IT infrastructure gives Formula 1 world champions McLaren the drive to succeed
A strong digital backbone has helped put Lando Norris and his team in pole position
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A direct approach to satellite communication
Is the D2D trend bringing innovation to the L-Band by satellite?
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MWC 2026: AI deluge grips telecoms industry
As Nvidia plays a starring role ahead of AI and 6G future
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Broadcast’s infra Edge play
Why broadcast companies see the value in deploying data centers at TV and radio tower sites
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Is the telecoms industry ready to wave 2G off into the sunset?
While most use 4G and 5G mobile services, IoT devices have prolonged 2G’s 30-year-plus stay
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Going local in Europe; the rise of the regional Edge
Data center veteran Adriaan Oosthoek talks about his new firm, Portus
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The coming storm for satellites
Space weather could present an existential threat to the satellite industry unless its impact can be better understood
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Private 5G networks and the Edge opportunity for telcos
Take-up of private 5G networks has been slow, but does the Edge offer an opportunity to change that?
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Copper to colo: Ziply’s plan to repurpose its Central Offices
The data center opportunity in telco infrastructure from the 1960s
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Liquid cooling: The Edge of reason
Liquid cooling has become the great enabler for high-density compute at the Edge
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Educating at the Edge
Duos Edge AI is using Edge data centers to connect rural schools in Texas
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Forcing a decision: AI investments in the cloud and on-prem
Google Cloud’s infrastructure GM Sachin Gupta on the infrastructure of AI
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The quest for space sovereignty
Many governments are looking for their own, secure, orbital infrastructure. This may not be a realistic goal
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Helios: Colocation, colocation, colocation
After an M&A spree in the last few years, Africa-focused towerco Helios is looking to add more tenants
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Paris 2024: The Olympic networking game
How technology helps tell the Olympic story around the world
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Can sustainable satellite teleports find an edge in a crowded market?
As markets remain challenging, where can operators save on energy by going green?
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Just how safe are digital voting machines?
With the US presidential election too close to call, conspiracy theories about electronic election infrastructure abound
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Orange is giving private 5G networks a sporting chance
The Stade Vélodrome in France has become the arena for the telco's latest innovations
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Chip startup SiMa is making waves at the low-power AI Edge
The company believes its combined hardware and software approach can help it stand out
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Can Telesat’s new LEO fleet muscle in on the Edge?
The operator’s Lightspeed fleet looks to offer what Starlink can’t
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American Tower’s Edge bet
Edge deployments at the tower company continue to gather pace
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Will small GEO satellites revitalize the orbit?
Bringing LEO sensibilities to GEO orbits
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Paying the premium: Why 2023 was a bad year for space insurance
Last year was the worst ever in the space insurance market – could satellite innovation be stifled as a result?
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The distant world of satellite-connected IoT
Connecting the unconnected
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Flexnode: Deploying scalable modular data centers at the Edge
Following a recent seed funding, Flexnode has its eyes on further deployments, both in the US and internationally