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Meta seeks up to 4 GW of new nuclear power to help meet AI, sustainability objectives Meta seeks up to 4 GW of new nuclear power to help meet AI, sustainability objectives

The Facebook and Instagram parent aims to deploy new nuclear generation capacity to power its data centers beginning in the early 2030s, it said Tuesday. Meta's request for proposals seeks 1 GW to 4 GW of new nuclear capacity to be delivered beginning in the early 2030s from developers that can build multiple units to reduce per-unit costs, the company said. Initial proposals are due Feb. 7.

byBrian Martucci, Utility Dive

Dec 5, 2024

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At least 8 US companies hit in telecom attack spree, officials say At least 8 US companies hit in telecom attack spree, officials say

by Matt Kapko / Cybersecurity Dive

Dec 4, 2024

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Critical Infrastructure

A note from the editor about recent changes A note from the editor about recent changes

byDonny Jackson

Dec 3, 2024

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Are local governments prepared for AI? 38% of IT leaders say not at all Are local governments prepared for AI? 38% of IT leaders say not at all

Nov 27, 2024

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U.S. government, Hytera Communications share key evidence, arguments for February criminal trial U.S. government, Hytera Communications share key evidence, arguments for February criminal trial

byDonny Jackson

Nov 27, 2024

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Drones & Robots

First fully robotic double lung transplant performed in New York First fully robotic double lung transplant performed in New York

Nov 26, 2024

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Rescue 42 unveils 50-pound deployable cell tower

Rescue 42 unveils 50-pound deployable cell tower

byDonny Jackson, Editor

AT&T snaps up T-Mobile’s unwanted midband spectrum from UScellular

AT&T snaps up T-Mobile’s unwanted midband spectrum from UScellular

AT&T snaps up T-Mobile’s unwanted midband spectrum from UScellular

byMike Dano / Light Reading

AT&T’s networking chief, Chris Sambar, to leave company

AT&T’s networking chief, Chris Sambar, to leave company

AT&T’s networking chief, Chris Sambar, to leave company

byMike Dano, Light Reading

JVCKENWOOD: Lori Kowal showcases upcoming multiband, multiprotocol mobile radio

JVCKENWOOD: Lori Kowal showcases upcoming multiband, multiprotocol mobile radio

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Verizon feeds its urge to converge with $20B play for Frontier

Verizon feeds its urge to converge with $20B play for Frontier

Verizon feeds its urge to converge with $20B play for Frontier

byJeff Baumgartner, Light Reading

FCC data shows encouraging LMR licensing activity for business-industrial sector

FCC data shows encouraging LMR licensing activity for business-industrial sector

FCC data shows encouraging LMR licensing activity for business-industrial sector

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Coverage & Interference

Hughes: James Clevenger discusses company's expanded LEO, MEO, integration capabilities

Hughes: James Clevenger discusses company's expanded LEO, MEO, integration capabilities

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Security concerns mount as businesses deploy AI coding tools

Security concerns mount as businesses deploy AI coding tools

Security concerns mount as businesses deploy AI coding tools

byLindsey Wilkinson, Cybersecurity Dive

LMR licensing flat at low levels in 2023, but early 2024 business-industrial activity encouraging

LMR licensing flat at low levels in 2023, but early 2024 business-industrial activity encouraging

LMR licensing flat at low levels in 2023, but early 2024 business-industrial activity encouraging

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Spectrum efficiency a more likely business case for 6G than AI or XR

Spectrum efficiency a more likely business case for 6G than AI or XR

Spectrum efficiency a more likely business case for 6G than AI or XR

byTereza Krasova, Light Reading

Cyberattacks are good for security vendors, and business is booming

Cyberattacks are good for security vendors, and business is booming

Cyberattacks are good for security vendors, and business is booming

byMatt Kapko, Cybersecurity Dive

T-Mobile, Verizon want to carve up UScellular – WSJ report

T-Mobile, Verizon want to carve up UScellular – WSJ report

T-Mobile, Verizon want to carve up UScellular – WSJ report

byMike Dano, Light Reading

Flying taxi carries first passenger; pilotless travel

Flying taxi carries first passenger; pilotless travel

Flying taxi carries first passenger; pilotless travel

byChuck Martin, IoT World Today

NextNav, Anterix, Ondas join rush toward 900MHz opportunities

NextNav, Anterix, Ondas join rush toward 900MHz opportunities

byMike Dano, Light Reading

Hytera back in business, as appeals court halts sanctions blocking company’s two-way-radio sales

Hytera back in business, as appeals court halts sanctions blocking company’s two-way-radio sales

Hytera back in business, as appeals court halts sanctions blocking company’s two-way-radio sales

Countdown to IWCE 2024: Your Last-Minute Guide

Countdown to IWCE 2024: Your Last-Minute Guide

Countdown to IWCE 2024: Your Last-Minute Guide

byCaroline Hicks, Informa Tech

NATE: Todd Schlekeway discusses changing market, organization's 2024 initiatives

NATE: Todd Schlekeway discusses changing market, organization's 2024 initiatives

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Mission Critical Partners: Darrin Reilly talks company's 15-year anniversary, industry evolution

Mission Critical Partners: Darrin Reilly talks company's 15-year anniversary, industry evolution

byDonny Jackson, Editor

FCC approves rules expanding network-outage reporting, seeks comments on FirstNet Authority obligations

FCC approves rules expanding network-outage reporting, seeks comments on FirstNet Authority obligations

FCC approves rules expanding network-outage reporting, seeks comments on FirstNet Authority obligations

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Wall St. road sign near New York Stock Exchange

What to expect from U.S. wireless carriers' Q4 results

What to expect from U.S. wireless carriers' Q4 results

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Crown Castle’s fiber and small cell business under fire – again

Crown Castle’s fiber and small cell business under fire – again

Crown Castle’s fiber and small cell business under fire – again

byMike Dano, Light Reading

Verizon has axed another 6,600 jobs so far this year

Verizon has axed another 6,600 jobs so far this year

Verizon has axed another 6,600 jobs so far this year

byIain Morris, Light Reading

SpaceX pushes ‘direct to cell’ business forward

SpaceX pushes ‘direct to cell’ business forward

SpaceX pushes ‘direct to cell’ business forward

byMike Dano, Light Reading

LMR licensing activity with FCC improves for business-industrial, but remains near historical lows

LMR licensing activity with FCC improves for business-industrial, but remains near historical lows

LMR licensing activity with FCC improves for business-industrial, but remains near historical lows

byDonny Jackson, Editor

Verizon wheels a data center to the network edge

Verizon wheels a data center to the network edge

Verizon wheels a data center to the network edge

byKelsey Kusterer Ziser, Light Reading

Security roundup: AT&T, Verizon, Lumen join forces in security coalition

Security roundup: AT&T, Verizon, Lumen join forces in security coalition

Security roundup: AT&T, Verizon, Lumen join forces in security coalition

byKelsey Kusterer Ziser, Light Reading

CISOs find ‘business as usual’ shows the harsh realities of cyber-risk

CISOs find ‘business as usual’ shows the harsh realities of cyber-risk

CISOs find ‘business as usual’ shows the harsh realities of cyber-risk

byRyan Kalember, Dark Reading

Generative AI projects pose major cybersecurity risk to enterprises

Generative AI projects pose major cybersecurity risk to enterprises

Generative AI projects pose major cybersecurity risk to enterprises

byElizabeth Montalbano, Dark Reading

How AT&T won DFW Airport’s $10 million private 5G business

How AT&T won DFW Airport’s $10 million private 5G business

How AT&T won DFW Airport’s $10 million private 5G business

byMike Dano, Light Reading

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