UK Minister praises GSE's 'significant progress' as Industry Accord signed in Vienna names platform alongside Google, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft The Global Signal Exchange (GSE) has published a case study...
For years, satellite internet access technology was viewed as expensive, high-latency, and relevant only in niche scenarios. That perception is now obsolete. This shift in thinking was strongly reinforced during...
A cooperation agreement on satellite capacity utilisation has been signed between PROFEN, a Türkiye-based provider of satellite communication solutions, and Azercosmos, the national satellite operator of Azerbaijan, within the framework...
Egon Worthmann, Electrification Commercial Leader & ELDS Division Manager ABB South Africa Enlit Africa is widely regarded as one of the continent’s leading gatherings for the power and energy sector,...
WESGRO, the official tourism, trade and investment promotion agency for Cape Town and the Western Cape, has partnered with Enlit Africa 2026 as a provincial partner, reinforcing the province’s position...
Gallagher Security has reinforced its commitment to the KwaZulu‑Natal region following another successful Command the Future event. The full-day event welcomed over 100 channel partners, end users and consultants, marking...
In a move to strengthen the UK’s position as a leader in advanced connectivity technologies, TITAN, a member of the Federated Telecoms Research Hubs (FTH) and Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research...
At Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona 2026, SoftBank Corp. unveiled its transition from a traditional carrier that moves data – raw, uninterpreted data packets – to an AI-native infrastructure provider...
Dawie de Wet, CEO of Q-KON What makes broadband satellite a more challenging case is the fact that satellite networks are built in the sky, thereby placing the network equipment...
Prior to 2017, Orange CAR, one of the largest communications providers serving the CAR, found that delivering reliable services to its customers was problematic. At that time, 2G and 3G...
