FCC Scraps Long-Term National Gigabit Broadband Speed Targets
The Federal Communications Commission has officially rescinded long-term national targets aimed at delivering gigabit download speeds across the United States.
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T-Mobile Severed Data Center Cable to Expel State-Backed Chinese Hackers
T-Mobile cybersecurity personnel physically cut a network cable in 2024 to eject Chinese state-sponsored hackers from its infrastructure during the industry-wide Salt Typhoon cyber espionage campaign.
Emergency Cell Alerts Highlight Governance and Compliance Risks for Mobile Carriers
Telecommunications carriers face growing compliance and infrastructure challenges as governments leverage emergency cell-broadcast systems, highlighting long-standing tensions between technical safety controls and state power.
From Victorian Telegraphs to Fiber Broadband: How BT Group Built Britain's Telecom Backbone
BT Group traces its corporate genealogy back nearly 180 years to the world's first commercial telegraph venture. Today, the telecom giant operates national mobile networks and a nationwide fiber expansion reaching tens of millions of UK premises.
Software-Defined Vehicles Face Longevity Concerns as Automakers Omit Update Commitments
Software-defined vehicles are reshaping auto manufacturing, but a lack of published software support periods leaves buyers uncertain about how long connected features will remain functional.
