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Lara Williams

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  • Managing Editor, Verdict
  • Editor-in-Chief, Technology and Financial Services, GlobalData
London
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EU sets unambiguous parameters for satcos operating in 2 GHz

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By Lara Williams Verified
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Photo credit to NASA via Getty Images Exactly this time last month, the European Commission dropped a bombshell: the bloc would reassign the 2 GHz mobile satellite service (MSS) spectrum under a harmonised, EU-wide regulatory regime. It is a strategic shift that could rewire Europe’s satellite landscape.
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Sovereignty is just one piece of the operational resilience puzzle

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By Lara Williams Verified
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Matt Johnson is principal technologist at flexible document database company MongoDB. Boardrooms are increasingly consumed by questions of data sovereignty: where data lives, who can access it, and, increasingly, who governs the infrastructure. Geopolitical uncertainties have further amplified concerns, and the urgency to address them is only growing.
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Small US fibre ISPs get cold feet on federal broadband program

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By Lara Williams Verified
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Photo Credit: Getty Images The US Congress first set aside $42.45bn for the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program in November 2021, with the legislature stating a clear preference that the program prioritise fiber deployment. Then came five-and-a-half years of glacial bureaucracy, several years of concerted lobbying from every trade association under the sun, one change of executive power, and millions of dollars in campaign donations from the world’s richest human being.
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