Cable linking main island of Tongatapu to Fiji and outside world repaired a month after underwater eruption; domestic cable due to be fixed soon

Unstable power and Internet shutdowns impacting Kazakhstan's newly-attained status as cryptomine haven

November antisatellite weapon test created more than 1,000 pieces of debris, in turn creating huge amounts of alerts for operators

Sky Muster satellite struck by meteorite in December, causing it to rotate and lose signal

Digicel and Tonga Cable negotiating to secure cable aboard repair ship Reliance owned by other operators to fix broken cable

Fiber in cable undamaged, should be fixed this month

Emergency ground segment seems to be up and running already

Storm increased atmospheric drag, pulling a number of satellites into the atmosphere

Tonga subsea cable not where it should be, seemingly moved by shockwave or mudslide in wake of volcano

Thousands of HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) instances also exposed

Satellite company authorized to offer services in the wake of volcanic eruption and $6 million contract dispute

Company predicting sales growth even despite fire damaging part of the German facility

Kacific sends 'wishes to support' on social media but waits for payment dispute resolution to provide service to volcano-impacted country

Customers report being offline for 36 hours or more

Both domestic and international cables seemingly damaged, repairs could take weeks

Repairs due to begin in February, cause of damage still unknown

Customers lament lack of communication during incident

One of two cables out of action

LEO satellite broadband service offline

Internet blackouts during protests becoming increasingly common

Destroying the world’s major semiconductor market might be more of an invasion deterrent than actual open conflict, military paper suggests

Some 25 million files thought to be unrecoverable

Bank denies wrongdoing, but will pay to settle class action

Another potential setback for the semiconductor industry