The FCC just banned most foreign-made WiFi routers.
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Bloomberg cites Iran's ISNA news agency, which says local authorities have arrested dozens of people for selling SpaceX Starlink terminals across 19 provinces.
Gwynne Shotwell of SpaceX was featured on the cover of Time Magazine.
Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! Surprising developments in the world are happening where new foreign routers (basically all of them) just got banned. I can't understand the reasoning behind this but it's worrying when you look at the futu
We told readers one month ago that, while trillions of dollars are being allocated to the global data center buildout, virtually every Wall Street analyst remains fixated on financing, chip stacks, power, land, water, and other obvious mainstream inp
Talk of space-based data centers has suddenly become a major conversation on Wall Street. One key driver is Elon Musk's merger of SpaceX with his AI venture, xAI, aiming to eventually build "orbital data centers" at scale.
Russian spacecraft have reportedly been intercepting the communications of at least a dozen high-value European satellites, according to EU security officials, in the latest Ukraine-related 'scare' by Moscow.
The FCC has given SpaceX a time-limited waiver for 18-24 months, effective January 9, 2026 to increase KU band transmission.
The application references that this will be a first step to creating a Kardashev 2 civilization. A Kardashev civilization uses all of the energy of the sun. This is about 5 trillion times more than civilization is using now.
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Blue Origin says it will launch more than 5,400 satellites to build a communications network called TeraWave, with operations planned from late 2027.
China applies to launch 200,000 satellites into space, sparking concerns they plan to build a 'mega-constellation'
Boots on the Ground...Major loss of cell phone coverage in the US and war with Iran soon.
Downdetector, the website that tracks real-time outages and service disruptions across the internet, reported moments ago that users of Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Fios, and U.S. Cellular are experiencing disruptions and outages that began withi
Today, I'm officially announcing that OuterrNet is now free to use. OuterrNet is a peer-to-peer protocol, not a platform. No data harvesting. No central servers own your activity. No surveillance-based business model.
Iran's government has expanded its control over digital communication, deploying military jamming systems that have largely disabled Starlink satellite access.
Starlink can be explained using two different descriptions.
SpaceX will move about 4,400 Starlink satellites to a lower orbit this year to better control risks and improve safety, the company announced Friday.
Remembering the old days when there were unlisted phone numbers. That concept is long gone and quietly removed from our memory. But we'll discuss a new option that gives you that unlisted number back in 2026.
China has taken a major step in applying quantum science to real-world military operations.
The Freedom Cell Network and Qortal are proud to announce a new partnership to build a Freedom Cell "Q-app" on the Qortal platform!
A newly filed patent suggests Tesla may be preparing to embed Starlink dishes directly into vehicle roofs, bringing connectivity costs in-house under Starlink rather than continuing to pay third-party carriers like AT&T.
Update (1950ET): Elon Musk confirms reports that SpaceX is going public.