Connectivity stories - Page 10

Rivada Space Networks partners with Wiseband to for secure, global connectivity in the Middle East, using a network of 600 low-earth-orbit satellites.

The Penang Internet Exchange (PIX) was launched in a bid to revolutionise Penang's digital landscape, positioning it as a core hub for data transactions and advancing digital transformation plans.

The London Internet Exchange (LINX) has expanded its US partnership with Microsoft, launching Azure Peering Service at LINX NoVA for enhanced public Microsoft cloud services connectivity.

Satellite Internet of Things technology is emerging as a key tool in global environmental sustainability initiatives, according to Ground Control.

One NZ, in cooperation with SpaceX, launched its first six 'direct to cell' satellites enabling expanded telecommunication coverage from 2024, and has joined a global alliance to offer reciprocal satellite roaming services.

The Logitech Wave Keys ergonomic keyboard delivers comfort and functionality, offering quiet typing, wireless versatility, and a unique wave-like design that eases wrist strain. .

Viasat and Safran Data Systems join forces to revolutionise space launch with groundbreaking telemetry system, InRange.

IPS-InfiniVAN and ePLDT forge alliance to boost Philippine's digital transformation and establish regional hyperscaler hub.

One NZ boosts network capacity ahead of forecasted Christmas and New Year mobile data usage surge in New Zealand.

BBIX Philippines, ePLDT, and PLDT Enterprise are partnering to enhance digital connectivity and foster a robust digital future in the Philippines.

Damosa Land Inc partners with PLDT Enterprise to provide enhanced, cost-effective connectivity in Davao and Cagayan de Oro.

InterCloud has become the first non-Swiss firm to secure Secure Swiss Finance Network certification, enhancing global financial service security.

Samsung's innovative tech transforms education, enhancing engagement and learning across schools and universities.

CommScope leadership in Asia Pacific shares their top three connectivity and networking trends to keep an eye out for in 2024.

Fraudulent agents and fake hotel websites pose heightened cyber threats for Australians during summer holiday planning, Norton survey reveals.

The need for efficient and widespread digital connection in black spots and rural areas has become more apparent than ever.

There are plenty of elements to consider when embarking on a data centre development project, and this list is likely to expand as the industry evolves.

Spark launches Outage Assist, offering free mobile data and hotspotting to broadband customers during fixed network outage.

Qarbon Technologies revolutionises digital infrastructure management, launching Qarbon LATTICE to enhance efficiency and automation globally.

In the year ahead, enterprises will do well to look at the above trends and adapt their networking strategies accordingly.