Enterprise IT

The synergy between cloud computing and satellite communications is creating a more agile and responsive telecommunications framework. By virtualizing ground stations and moving network functions into the cloud, operators can provide high-speed data processing and real-time connectivity to global enterprises regardless of their location, driving a new wave of digital transformation.

Space-based IoT is transforming the way global enterprises monitor and manage their assets by providing a ubiquitous connectivity layer that reaches far beyond the limits of terrestrial networks. This technology enables real-time data collection and analysis from sensors in the world's most remote locations, driving efficiency and sustainability in industries ranging from agriculture to maritime logistics.

Satellite broadcasting is undergoing a technological rebirth as it evolves from a traditional linear media platform into a sophisticated, high-capacity distribution network. By integrating with modern telecom services and leveraging advanced digital media formats, it continues to provide a vital link for high-quality content delivery to millions of viewers worldwide, bridging the gap between urban centers and the most remote regions.

Türk Telekom and Ericsson have signed a strategic research collaboration to advance 6G innovation in Türkiye. The agreement was formalized at the Mobile World Congress 2026 that was held in Barcelona, with participation from Turkish government officials and Ericsson leadership. The...

AST SpaceMobile has gone ahead and amassed billion dollars in revenue commitments, it has revealed in a week in which it simultaneously went ahead and shared the details of a raft of new operator customers related to the direct-to-cell offer, which...

95% of organizations are increasing cybersecurity budgets in 2026 with AI as the top spending driver despite being the hardest investment to justify Exabeam, a global leader in intelligence and automation that powers security operations, today announced the findings of...

The centralization of computing power in distant cloud hubs is reaching its physical limits as the demand for real-time responsiveness in modern applications continues to soar. By relocating processing and storage to smaller, localized facilities at the network's periphery, organizations can drastically reduce transmission delays, enabling the next generation of industrial automation, immersive entertainment, and autonomous systems.