Antennas are an essential component for devices to communicate wirelessly, and in recent years have been driven by demands to become smaller, more compact and flexible. Researchers from the University of British Columbia in Canada and Drexel University in the…
Communications
Creating IoT building blocks: Q&A with Daan Pape, DPTechnics
An investment in “IoT building blocks” to enable companies to accelerate their projects without having to start from scratch and thus saving time and investment, promoting open-source software, and reducing reliance on the Cloud, were all topics of conversation in…
Digi joins T Mobile partner programme
Digi International has announced its participation in T-Mobile’s newly launched Partner Plus channel subsidy programme. In line with its commitment to assisting businesses in transitioning smoothly and cost-effectively to 5G technology, Digi’s EX50 5G, TX40 5G, and IX40 5G cellular…
Skynopy partners with Kinéis, meeting demands of space sector
Skynopy, a French startup focusing on satellite connectivity, has announced a strategic partnership with Kinéis, a satellite IoT operator, to establish its own network of antennas and enhance its efficient and sovereign satellite connectivity service. This collaboration addresses the increasing…
EXA Infrastructure expands DWDM services into Finland
EXA Infrastructure, one of Europe’s largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform, has reached a key milestone in its network expansion plans by extending its Dense Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (DWDM) backbone into Finland. This expansion will connect Helsinki to Stockholm, bolstering the company’s…
Viasat and BSNL trial direct-to-device satellite connectivity
Viasat has announced a successful demonstration of direct-to-device satellite connectivity in India, marking a first for the country. Collaborating with BSNL, India’s telecommunications provider, Viasat showcased satellite-enabled two-way messaging services at the India Mobile Congress, one of Asia’s largest technology…
Aston Uni researchers investigate fibre optic networks as sensors
Aston University is spearheading a £5.5 million European research initiative aimed at transforming existing telecommunication fibre-optic cables into sensors capable of detecting natural hazards, such as earthquakes and tsunamis, as well as monitoring the condition of civil infrastructure. The project,…