DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Californian startup raised $145m in Series C funding round
Verizon must wait to find out if it can decommission copper services in portions of nine states
New multi-year deal is valued at more than $3 billion
Will support Cellnex's sustainability ambitions
Russian telcos only launched 5G earlier this month
The postal company has penned a three-year deal with the telecoms provider
As Poste Italiane grows stake by 65.7 percent
An exit could come in the next 12 months, but won't be rushed
Company adding CLS to LAX12 facility
Eir will kick off 3G shutdown in Donegal
New systems to link Australia, Singapore, Japan, and the US
PicoJool eyes staff growth and low-power micro laser modules
Kyivstar's HQ in Kyiv was struck in latest attack on capital
AutoPilot aids T-Mobile's self-organizing network efforts
Will the talks lead to consolidation in the market?
TPUs are ready to catch some rays, hyperscaler claims
Thousands of the company's employees have taken industrial action amid uncertainty over job security
Just days after Verizon
Chinese private companies continue to invest in STEM-led space compute capability
The pair also showcased AI-based noise cancellation
AI-RAN, 5G SA partnership with KT and SK Telecom to guarantee Korea's 6G and physical AI foothold in the 2030s
Telstra operates the system that connects Australian phone calls to 000
Optus' 5G coverage now reaches 94.5 percent of country's population
Connecting the US to France
Solution designed to help enterprises move data at AI speeds
Laser-tracking tests showcase possibilities for quite literal cloud connectivity
The carrier is now known as Orange España
eir, Three Ireland, and Vodafone have signed the agreement