Open Cosmos launched the first satellites in its new proprietary LEO telecom constellation, just one week after securing high-priority Ka-Band spectrum.
The FDA can't protect patients without knowing shortages are coming. While the EU implemented mandatory device shortage reporting in 2025, the U.S. still has no requirements—leaving pediatric patients especially vulnerable to supply chain disruptions.
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The FCC just voided Verizon's 60-day handset unlocking requirement after discovering a fraud problem: stolen devices ending up on international black markets and facilitating criminal enterprises. The new rules align Verizon with industry standards.
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Compliance isn't a final checkpoint—it's a design foundation. Integrating regulatory standards early prevents costly redesigns, accelerates certification, and ensures market approval. Discover practical strategies for building compliance into product development from day one.
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In Davos, leading voices from industry and academia examined how quantum computing is reshaping global trust, emphasizing post‑quantum security challenges and the expanding fusion of AI, cybersecurity, and autonomous systems.
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KRYTAR, Inc. announced two new ULTRA+ 180-Degree Hybrid Couplers that deliver 3 dB of coupling over the frequency range of 10.0 to 40.0 GHz in compact packages.
Ericsson announced the launch of its 5G Advanced location services offering, a comprehensive suite of innovations designed to redefine location-based services across commercial 5G SA networks.