The German incumbent’s IT arm T-Systems on Thursday announced it will offer customers cloud-based access to IBM’s Eagle processor. Unveiled in 2021, it weighs in at 127 qubits, making it the world’s most powerful quantum processor to date.
Swedish kit vendor Ericsson has teamed up with the University of Ottawa and the Université de Sherbrooke to establish a new Quantum research hub in Montreal.
Korean electronics giant Samsung wants a piece of the precise positioning market.
Just months after announcing a huge round of layoffs, US hyperscaler Amazon is preparing to wield the axe once again.
Despite ongoing global economic woes, more expensive phones – specifically ones that cost over $600 – represented 55% of overall handset revenue last year.
Being the obedient little sidekick that it is, the UK government this week took measures to curb the alleged threat posed by TikTok.
Virgin Orbit is putting its operations and staff on hiatus as it seeks to find some money from somewhere.
US hyperscaler Amazon has announced a range of products that will one day let customers connect to its satellite network.
Another 10,000 workers at Facebook parent Meta will be shown the door in the coming months.
US public cloud giant Amazon Web Services (AWS) wants to offer cloud connectivity from space.
China is imposing strict permit requirements for access to underwater data infrastructure, citing concerns over spying by firms laying subsea internet cables, according to a report.
Certain ITV and Channel 4 channels have moved to cloud-based processing, following a multi-million-pound contract with BT.
Yet another satellite industry collaboration sees Intelsat sign a major capacity agreement with contemporaries Eutelsat and OneWeb.
Analyst firm IDC has served up a harsh dose of reality for those dreaming of an AR/VR future.
UK telco group BT is relaunching its digital voice rollout, after a false start last year.
France-based Orange will use OneWeb’s low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to improve rural coverage across its footprint.
The Council of the European Union has given the final go-ahead to a new LEO communications satellite programme that is essentially designed to reduce the continent’s reliance on Starlink et al.
Will telcos evolve into new types of business? Will tweaks to the business model more or less maintain the status quo, or will big tech start to swallow the sector up?
The UK’s competition watchdog thinks Viasat’s $7.3 billion acquisition of Inmarsat won’t harm competition in the satellite sector after all.
Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite provider OneWeb has secured yet another connectivity deal.
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