Renee Nicole Good was a poet and mother of three who was shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration agent in Minneapolis on Wednesday. Her family describes her as a compassionate person who was not involved in protests.
Telecom Italia (TIM) and the newly formed Fastweb+Vodafone have inked a 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) sharing agreement. The deal aims to accelerate coverage, especially in towns with under 35,000 people, by avoiding duplicate infrastructure.
A new analysis argues the federal government’s cybersecurity processes are dangerously outdated. Relying on manual audits and fragmented standards is creating a bottleneck that leaves critical systems exposed.
Phoenix Tower International has finalized a major deal to acquire around 3,700 telecom sites in France from the Infracos joint venture. This pushes PTI’s total French footprint past 10,000 sites nationwide as it aggressively expands in Europe.
AI is automating boring tasks at work, promising more time for deep thinking. But a new report suggests this relentless focus is burning people out and killing the creative sparks that come from mental downtime.
The AI startup behind Claude is gearing up for a massive new funding round. If the reported numbers hold, it would create one of the most valuable private companies in the world overnight.
Battery storage is the fastest path to new grid capacity, but its uptime and profitability are entirely dependent on software. An advanced Energy Management System (EMS) is what turns a passive battery into a revenue-generating, grid-stabilizing asset. Choosing the right software makes or breaks the
The Federal Aviation Administration is moving ahead with a massive, long-delayed modernization of the U.S. air traffic control system. It has signed contracts worth a combined $780 million with RTX and Indra to replace outdated radar infrastructure at up to 612 sites by June 2028.
Logitech’s software for customizing its popular mice and other peripherals stopped working on macOS due to an expired security certificate. The company has released a fix, but users have to manually download and run new installers to get their devices working again. It’s a messy reminder of how frag
Ubisoft has shut down its Halifax studio, impacting 71 positions, just three weeks after 61 employees there voted to unionize. The company claims the closure is part of broader cost-cutting, unrelated to the union vote. Workers say they are “devastated” and are looking to fight for their rights.
