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EU approves €227 million for Austrian semiconductor plant 

Total Telecom

It will integrate advanced technologies to improve chip performance and reliability. The new facility will produce wafers used in various industries, including automotive, consumer electronics, and healthcare. It will also allow other semiconductor companies to use its facilities, boosting collaboration in the sector.

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SubOptic, Sparkle and University of Genoa team up for world’s first subsea cable degree

Total Telecom

The agreement includes among its main academic objectives the implementation the world’s first post-graduate course on submarine fibre optic cables. The agreement was signed by Federico Delfino, Rector of the University of Genoa, Jayne Stowell, Board Member of the SubOptic Foundation, and Enrico Bagnasco, CEO of Sparkle.

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Eutelsat, Mediatek, and Airbus successfully trial 5G NTN over LEO satellites 

Total Telecom

The success of this trial highlights the strong development of technology in this sector, allowing users to t jump seamlessly from 5G to satellite as necessary. The initiative aims to expand connectivity in areas where traditional broadband infrastructure is lacking.

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Vodafone using drones to plug holes in damaged networks

Total Telecom

News Using Taaras wireless optical networking tech, two drones can establish a birectional connection over multiple kilometres, allowing the operator to bypass damaged sections of its network This week, Vodafone has announced it is piloting a new drone solution aimed at helping networks stay operational in the event of cable damage.

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Brits urged to go ‘urban mining’ for copper in ‘drawers of doom’

Total Telecom

According to the study, these “drawers of doom” across the UK could contain up to 38,449 tonnes of copper in the form of unused devices and related cables. Anything with a plug, battery or cable can be reused and recycled and there’s somewhere near you to do it.”

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Improving Network Resiliency in the Face of Extreme Weather

Broadband Breakfast

Other solutions for network providers to consider include: Bury where possible For communities building their own broadband networks or incumbent telcos expanding their coverage, the ideal method is to place the cabling underground.   In these circumstances, your only option is likely placing cable on utility poles.

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Unlocking the Benefits: A Comprehensive Guide to Free Cable TV

All West Telecommunications

Enter free cable TV – a solution that many are unaware exists but could revolutionize the way you watch television without burning a hole in your pocket. Why Consider Free Cable TV? Cost-Cut Savings The primary advantage of free cable TV is the elimination of monthly fees. Key Points to Unlocking Free Cable TV 1.

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