US telco Lumen reports $8.74bn loss due to non-cash impairment charge; company is worth $1.8bn
Impairment charge after shares keep falling
Impairment charge after shares keep falling
As company hopes to avoid more delays for Internet-from-space initiative
Storm cut fiber between two Dutch data centers
Company goes all in on the gen AI hype train
Deployed by Orange, it will be Cuba's second ever cable
And how that future will filter down to the wider industry
Live from Satellite 2023
Companies sign a letter of intent, in early first step
Will help with security, but hopefully isn't put to the test
Likely a ransomware attack
But a commercial chip is still years out
Chinese vessels is blamed for at least one of them
That customer is believed to be Microsoft
Less information available on situation in Syria, but connectivity drops
Has taken steps to stop it happening again
Peter Sprygada is banned from working in network automation for three years
Operating outside AT&T's home turf
Previously only available to AWS customers
Moving on from Network Time Protocol (NTP)
Unless the ITU blocks the move
Just as the World Cup kicks off
Until the Sun drops an anchor
Says it is less about cost saving, and more about changing direction
Will be operated by an Icelandic government-owned telco