China Tests New Satellite Internet Technology with Latest Launch
China launches new test satellites to verify technology for direct satellite-to-mobile broadband and integrated space-ground networks.
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China Tests New Satellite Internet Tech with Latest Launch
China launched a test satellite on April 24, 2026, to verify key technologies for its satellite internet system, including direct-to-mobile broadband links.
6G Unveiled: Telecom Expert Redefines Next-Gen Connectivity for AI Era
A telecom veteran explains why 5G underwhelmed and how 6G, with AI at its core, is being redesigned for a transformative future.
China Deploys 260,000 Base Stations to Boost Spring Festival Connectivity
China’s MIIT reports deploying 260,000 additional 4G/5G base stations and mobilizing 240,000 emergency personnel to ensure network stability during Spring Festival 2026.
Port Sudan Emerges as Sudan’s Digital Lifeline Amid Conflict
Port Sudan sustains Sudan’s connectivity through undersea cables and satellite systems amid civil war, enabling vital services despite $70M in telecom losses.
Unpredictable Nature of Submarine Cable Damage Sparks Debate Between Taiwan and Chinese Mainland
Submarine cables are vital to global communications, but their vulnerability to unpredictable damage is causing concern. An incident involving Chunghwa Telecom has sparked a debate between Taiwan and the Chinese mainland.
China’s 5G Subscribers Surpass 1 Billion as Base Stations Soar
China’s 5G mobile subscribers exceeded one billion by November’s end, with 5G base stations reaching over 4 million, marking significant growth in the nation’s telecommunications infrastructure.
China’s 5G Subscribers Surpass 1 Billion Mark
China’s 5G mobile subscribers have exceeded 1 billion, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s telecommunications industry.
Eutelsat Launches 20 Satellites with SpaceX After OneWeb Merger
After merging with OneWeb, Eutelsat launched 20 satellites using SpaceX\u0027s Falcon 9 rocket, aiming to expand its communications network and integrate deeper into the telecommunications ecosystem.
Chinese Companies Propel 5G Expansion in Mexico
Chinese companies are playing a pivotal role in driving 5G technology growth in Mexico, helping the country bridge the digital divide.
Verizon Service Outage Affects Tens of Thousands Across the U.S.
Tens of thousands of Verizon customers across the U.S. faced a service outage on Monday, leaving many without cellphone service for hours as the company works to fully resolve the issue.
China’s 5G Expansion: Nearly 3.92 Million Base Stations Serve Over Half the Population
China’s 5G base stations reached nearly 3.92 million by June’s end, with over half the population now using 5G services, reflecting rapid expansion of the nation’s telecommunications infrastructure.
Data Breach Affects Nearly All AT&T Customers via Third-Party Platform
AT&T has announced a significant data breach from a third-party platform, affecting approximately 109 million customer accounts and highlighting vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
U.S. Investigates Chinese Telecoms Amid National Security Concerns
The U.S. probes China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom over national security concerns, despite no evidence of wrongdoing.
Massive AT&T Data Breach Impacts 73 Million Users
AT&T investigates a major data breach affecting 73 million current and former customers, with compromised data reported on the dark web.
China Surpasses 850 Million 5G Users, Reports MIIT
China’s MIIT reports over 850 million 5G users, highlighting significant growth in telecommunications and emerging sectors like cloud computing and big data.
Israel Resumes Combat in Gaza Amid Accusations of Truce Violations
The Israeli military has resumed combat in Gaza after accusing Hamas of violating a seven-day truce. Telecommunications services in Gaza City and northern Gaza have been lost, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.