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Concierge.io, an exclusive travel service backed by Travala.com and built for crypto’s most successful investors, today announced it has added new luxury suppliers and experiences, giving elite crypto … ( read original story …)

In our digital age, submarine data cables are critical infrastructure. Modern society is becoming more dependent on the smooth working of subsea cables. ( read original story …)

Large enough to fit the whole continent of Antarctica in it. While there is a depletion in the ozone layer above the southern hemisphere each year during its spring months of August to October … ( read original story …)

Launch is scheduled for 2021. Antarctica is now considered the perfect spot for launching super pressure, telescope-bearing balloons to the stratospheric edge of space. From their vantage points … ( read original story …)

The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) and AT&T will develop and test 5G and edge computing-based maritime solutions for potential use in national defense and homeland security. Under a three-year … ( read original story …)

Marlink is supporting Ponant’s Le Commandant Charcot, with data and voice connectivity to create a unique, seamless communication experience for guests on board. ( read original story …)

The Texas county that houses Houston will be rolling out a private LTE network using Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum. The major beneficiary for the initial phase will be families with … ( read original story …)

Smart will offer the innovative and elegant iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13, and iPhone 13 mini with Signature Plans … ( read original story …)

More than $73 million is now expected to change hands after the results of the 5G tender in the Dominican Republic were announced. ( read original story …)

Users will get access to FirstNet’s priority and preemption services across LTE Band 14 spectrum plus all of AT&T’s commercial LTE spectrum bands. FirstNet will give the Air Force bases tower-to … ( read original story …)

On its website, T-Mobile says customers who relied on Sprint’s LTE network likely won’t have to get new devices, but they will have to replace their SIM cards with a T-Mobile SIM card. ( read original story …)

Users will get access to FirstNet’s priority and preemption services across LTE Band 14 spectrum plus all of AT&T’s commercial LTE spectrum bands. FirstNet will give the Air Force bases tower-to-core … ( read original story …)