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Canadian Startup Kepler Launches 10 Satellites in Push for Space Telecom
Canadian startup Kepler Communications Inc. launched 10 new low-Earth-orbit satellites via SpaceX, the latest step in its buildout of a network for fast telecommunications services from space. Kepler's satellites, each weighing about 300 kilograms…
SK Telecom enjoys subscriber growth with KT's termination penalty waiver
KT's fee waiver for early contract termination in the wake of its mobile payment fraud case, has triggered a rapid surge in subscriber outflows, with SK Telecom emerging as the biggest beneficiary. As the waiver exemption nears its end, the…
Korea revives push for Media Law reform for streaming-driven market shift
Korea is reigniting long-stalled efforts to overhaul its broadcasting regulations, seeking to establish a comprehensive media law that reflects the rapid rise of streaming-era platforms and brings traditional broadcasting and digital streaming…
Experts welcome Nationwide six-word change to protect customers
Industry experts have welcomed a new Nationwide app feature designed to protect customers from losing money. Nationwide has expanded its popular Scam Checker service with a new ‘Call Checker' feature that tells customers they are speaking to…
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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MeitY begins industry consultations on mobile safety and security norms
The IT and electronics ministry has started routine stakeholder consultations on mobile safety and security requirements with stakeholders and will address legitimate concerns raised by the industry before firming up any framework, an official…
Finnish police release Russia-linked ship held in cable sabotage case
World The vessel Fitburg, suspected of damaging subsea communication cables in the Gulf of Finland, at Kantvik harbour in Kirkkonummi, in this undated handout courtesy of Finnish Border. Finnish police on Wednesday seized a ship sailing from Russia…
Reliance Halts Cell-Making Plans After Failed Bid for China Tech
Reliance Industries Ltd. has paused plans to make lithium-ion battery cells in India after failing to secure Chinese technology, said people familiar with the matter, reflecting how even the country's most powerful businesses are struggling to…
Iran-linked MuddyWater APT deploys Rust-based implant in latest campaign
Credit: DC Studio / Shutterstock Iran-linked advanced persistent threat group MuddyWater has deployed a Rust-based implant in an ongoing espionage campaign targeting organizations in Israel and other Middle Eastern countries, according to CloudSEK.
The billionaires and stallions that could buoy Magic Millions sales
Walk into the Magic Millions horse sales shed on the Gold Coast in January, and a certain Chinese billionaire can usually be found mulling over a book of yearlings with an entourage of family and advisers. Yuesheng Zhang made his money in mining…
Digitising economic growth - The Nation Newspaper
Nigeria's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector hums as a powerhouse of innovation and growth. From mobile networks connecting millions to fintech apps revolutionizing daily transactions, ICT has evolved from a supporting player…
VEON's Kyivstar Launches 5G Pilot in Lviv
Lviv, January 12, 2026 – VEON, a global digital operator (Nasdaq: VEON), today announces that Kyivstar (Nasdaq: KYIV), Ukraine's leading digital operator and a VEON Group company, has launched a 5G test zone in the historical center of the…
Finnish police release Russia-linked ship held in cable sabotage case
Sign up now: Get insights on Asia's fast-moving developments The vessel Fitburg, suspected of damaging subsea communication cables in the Gulf of Finland, at Kantvik harbour in Kirkkonummi, in this undated handout courtesy of Finnish Border.
Battle of the poker machine giants settled for $190m after two years
Poker machine maker Light & Wonder has agreed to pay its biggest rival US$127.5 million ($190 million), ending a long and messy legal battle over trade secrets. Aristocrat, Australia's biggest poker machine maker, sued Light & Wonder in March 2024…
Telcos face renewed pressure after fire outages leave people stranded and desperate
Victorians in bushfire-ravaged parts of the state were unable to reach family, and firefighters also lost connectivity during last week's catastrophic conditions, prompting renewed calls for telecommunications to be secured during natural…
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