Today: 2 July 2026

Marcin Frąckiewicz

Marcin Frąckiewicz is the founder and CEO of TS2 Space, a satellite communications company serving customers around the world. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), he has more than two decades of experience in telecommunications, satellite services and technology ventures. He writes about satellite communications, space technology, artificial intelligence and the stock market, with a particular focus on technology companies, semiconductors, emerging industries and the trends shaping global innovation.

Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

Trump’s Shock Attack on Offshore Wind – Permit Reversal Threatens Massive Massachusetts Wind Farm

President Donald Trump’s administration has moved to block a fully permitted offshore wind farm off the Massachusetts coast by seeking to revoke its key federal permit abcnews.go.com. The project – known as SouthCoast Wind – calls for 141 turbines about 23 miles south of Nantucket to power roughly 840,000 homes across New England abcnews.go.com. Approved in January 2025 after years of review, its construction was poised to begin – until Trump’s team abruptly intervened. This unprecedented attempt to “take back” the wind farm’s permit marks the latest salvo in a broader campaign by Trump to hobble offshore wind development abcnews.go.com. The move has ignited fierce debate over environmental impacts, energy costs, and jobs, pitting Trump and his allies – who claim they are protecting consumers and wildlife – against state leaders and clean energy advocates who call it a senseless attack on a critical renewable industry governorswindenergycoalition.org abcnews.go.com. Below, we break down the background and stakes of this high-profile battle, from the project’s origins and Trump’s rationale to the legal fights and implications for America’s clean energy future. SouthCoast Wind is an ambitious offshore wind project planned in federal waters off Massachusetts. Developed by Ocean Winds in partnership with others,
20 September 2025
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Trump’s Shocking $100,000 H‑1B Visa Fee Plan Sparks Tech Industry Uproar and Talent Exodus Fears

Trump’s Shocking $100,000 H‑1B Visa Fee Plan Sparks Tech Industry Uproar and Talent Exodus Fears

In September 2025, President Trump signed a proclamation overhauling the H‑1B visa program by imposing an unprecedented $100,000 fee for each H‑1B visa bloomberg.com whitehouse.gov. Under the new directive, any employer petitioning for an H‑1B work visa must pay $100,000 per year of the visa’s duration – effectively up to $300,000 for a typical 3-year H-1B term reuters.com. This enormous fee would be on top of existing application costs, which until now were only a few thousand dollars in total reuters.com. According to the proclamation, H-1B petitions will be denied if not accompanied by the $100k payment whitehouse.gov. Employers will have to submit proof of payment and agencies like the State Department and DHS are directed to enforce the fee strictly, including barring entry to workers whose sponsoring companies haven’t paid whitehouse.gov. Almost all these costs must legally be borne by employers, not the visa holders reuters.com.
20 September 2025
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Brazen Baltic Sky Showdown: Estonia Accuses Russia of Reckless Airspace Violation, Triggers NATO Alarm

Brazen Baltic Sky Showdown: Estonia Accuses Russia of Reckless Airspace Violation, Triggers NATO Alarm

Estonia is accusing Russia of a deliberate and unprecedented breach of its sovereign airspace in a flare-up that has heightened tensions in the Baltics. On September 19, Estonian radars detected three Russian MiG-31 Foxhound interceptor jets crossing into Estonian territory near Vaindloo Island, a small islet in the Gulf of Finland near the Russian border. According to Estonia’s military, the high-speed jets penetrated about 5 nautical miles into Estonian airspace and remained inside for around 12 minutes before turning back reuters.com reuters.com. During the incursion, the Russian planes had no flight plans filed, their transponders turned off, and no contact with air traffic control, violating international aviation norms theguardian.com. NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission sprang into action immediately. Italian Air Force F-35 fighters on rotation in Estonia were scrambled from Ämari Air Base and intercepted the intruders within minutes theguardian.com. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal said the NATO jets confronted the MiGs and “forced [them] to flee” back toward Russia theguardian.com. “Such violation is totally unacceptable,” Michal declared on social media, announcing that Estonia would invoke Article 4 of the NATO treaty to consult allies on the security threat theguardian.com.
20 September 2025
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watchOS 26 and 26.0.1: Major New Apple Watch Features, But Only a Few Get the Latest Update

watchOS 26 and 26.0.1: Major New Apple Watch Features, But Only a Few Get the Latest Update

watchOS 26 is Apple’s newest operating system for the Apple Watch, released in mid-September 2025 alongside iOS 26 for iPhone. It represents one of the biggest yearly updates to the Apple Watch software, introducing a major design refresh and new capabilities across fitness, health, and everyday apps. Notably, Apple skipped from last year’s watchOS 11 straight to “26” in naming – a change meant to align all Apple OS versions with the 2025/2026 year Theguardian. In practical terms, watchOS 26 is the successor to watchOS 11, but with a new name and identity to match Apple’s “Liquid Glass” interface theme across devices. watchOS 26.0.1 is a small follow-up patch that Apple quietly began rolling out a few days after the initial 26.0 release. However, this 26.0.1 update comes with a big catch: at first, it’s only available to the all-new Apple Watch Ultra 3 model 9To5Mac 9To5Mac. Apple often issues quick “.0.1” patches after major releases to fix bugs or enable late-breaking features, and in this case the update is specifically meant to unlock satellite messaging capabilities on the Ultra 3. According to Apple’s release notes, watchOS 26.0.1 “enables Messages and Find My via satellite in Mexico for Apple Watch
20 September 2025
‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid Apophis to Skim Earth in 2029 – Inside the Historic Flyby and the 3 Probes Racing to Study It

‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid Apophis to Skim Earth in 2029 – Inside the Historic Flyby and the 3 Probes Racing to Study It

99942 Apophis is a near-Earth asteroid that shot to notoriety soon after its discovery in 2004. On June 19, 2004, astronomers Roy Tucker, David Tholen, and Fabrizio Bernardi at Kitt Peak Observatory first spotted this 340-meter space rock science.nasa.gov. Early orbit calculations startled scientists – there appeared to be a 2.7% chance that Apophis could hit Earth on April 13, 2029, an unprecedented level of risk that briefly ranked Level 4 on the Torino impact hazard scale, the highest rating ever assigned to a near-Earth object livescience.com. In light of this potential danger, the asteroid was given the formal name Apophis after an ancient Egyptian deity of chaos and darkness, earning it the popular nickname “God of Chaos” livescience.com space.com. Despite the ominous moniker, Apophis is now understood to be far more friend than foe. Years of observations, including precise radar ranging, steadily refined Apophis’s orbit and erased the early uncertainty. By 2021, NASA was “confident that there is no risk of Apophis impacting our planet for at least 100 years.” science.nasa.gov livescience.com. The asteroid was formally removed from risk watchlists after astronomers narrowed its trajectory down to within just a few miles of uncertainty. Today Apophis is classified as
20 September 2025
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Google TV’s Big Home Screen Shake-Up: New Look, Better Navigation, and Why It Matters

Google TV’s Big Home Screen Shake-Up: New Look, Better Navigation, and Why It Matters

Google TV – the software experience powering Chromecast dongles and many smart TVs – is getting a homepage makeover. Google has quietly begun testing a redesigned home screen interface that represents the biggest visual change to Google TV since its launch in late 2020 androidheadlines.com androidheadlines.com. The refresh brings sleeker navigation, quicker access to apps and settings, and a friendlier user profile menu, all aimed at making it easier and faster to find something to watch. While only a small subset of users have seen the new design so far, news of the test has spread via tech outlets and social media, sparking curiosity about Google’s motivations and how the changes stack up against the competition. In this report, we’ll break down exactly what’s changing in Google TV’s interface, why Google is making these tweaks now, and what it means for viewers. We’ll also look at when you can expect the redesign, how it compares to recent UI updates on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV, and what experts and early users are saying. From the ongoing evolution of smart TV platforms to the thorny issue of home screen advertising, let’s explore Google TV’s new direction in depth.
20 September 2025
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US Utility’s Fusion Moonshot: Betting Billions on “Star Power” to Fuel the AI Era

US Utility’s Fusion Moonshot: Betting Billions on “Star Power” to Fuel the AI Era

The TVA’s plan marks an unprecedented move by a US utility: building, owning and operating a fusion power plant rather than just buying fusion power from a third party. In September 2025, TVA issued a letter of intent to Type One Energy, signaling its interest in deploying the company’s fusion reactor at TVA’s former Bull Run Fossil Plant site near Oak Ridge, Tennessee Typeoneenergy. Bull Run was a coal-fired power station retired in 2023 – now its grounds may host a cutting-edge fusion facility, symbolically transitioning from fossil fuels to futuristic clean energy. Type One Energy’s reactor design, called Infinity Two, is envisioned as a 350 MWe fusion pilot plant Nam. That output is roughly the size of a small conventional power plant – capable of supplying around 300,000 homes in the region Nam. The startup aims to complete the reactor’s final design and all licensing and environmental reviews by 2029, after which construction and testing could begin in the 2030s. If all goes well, TVA and Type One hope to have the fusion plant feeding power into the grid by the mid-2030s World Nuclear News.
20 September 2025
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Oracle’s ‘Truly Awesome’ AI Cloud Quarter Sends Stock Soaring 36%, Making Ellison World’s Richest

Oracle’s Massive $20B Meta Cloud Deal Shakes Up the AI Cloud Wars

Oracle Corporation built its empire on database software, but it came late to the cloud computing market. Through the 2010s, Oracle struggled for relevance as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud grabbed a combined 65%+ share of the cloud market reuters.com. Oracle was often dismissed as a “legacy” player, with co-founder Larry Ellison famously deriding cloud computing as “gibberish” in its early days qz.com. Over the past few years, however, Oracle has executed a striking cloud reinvention focused on high-performance infrastructure and strategic partnerships. Instead of trying to beat the incumbents at their own game, Ellison “leaned into” the hard infrastructure side of cloud – pouring capital into data centers, semiconductor hardware, and even on-site power generation qz.com. Oracle’s philosophy shifted from locking customers into Oracle’s stack to playing the role of capacity provider in a multicloud world qz.com.
20 September 2025
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Exposing AI Bias: 10 Powerful Ways to Fight Algorithmic Discrimination

Exposing AI Bias: 10 Powerful Ways to Fight Algorithmic Discrimination

Algorithmic bias refers to systematic errors or prejudices in AI systems that result in unfair outcomes. Despite the common myth that algorithms are neutral and objective, they are in fact products of human choices at every step – from the data used to train them to the definition of “success” they optimize. As data scientist Cathy O’Neil famously put it, “Algorithms are opinions embedded in code”. In other words, if an AI is fed historical data that reflects societal biases, or if its design prioritizes certain metrics over fairness, the algorithm can end up perpetuating and even amplifying those biases in its decisions. Types of bias in AI can take many forms. Often, it’s rooted in biased data: for example, a facial recognition system trained mostly on light-skinned faces will perform poorly on darker-skinned faces. Other times, bias enters through the model’s design or deployment – like an AI hiring tool tuned to select candidates “similar” to past top performers. The result is what researchers call algorithmic discrimination: the AI produces outcomes that systematically favor or disfavor certain groups. These outcomes can be along lines of race, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or even simply “humans” vs “AI-generated,” as
20 September 2025
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Apple Watch Series 11 vs Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs Google Pixel Watch 2 – The Ultimate Smartwatch Showdown

Apple Watch’s New Blood Pressure Alert Shakes Up the Smartwatch Health Race

Apple has added a long-awaited hypertension notification to its wearable lineup, marking a significant milestone in consumer health tech. Starting with the new Apple Watch Series 11 – and rolling out to recent models back to Series 9 and the Ultra 2/3 – the watch can passively alert users if they may have high blood pressure reuters.com reuters.com. Unlike a typical blood pressure monitor, the Apple Watch isn’t directly measuring your systolic or diastolic pressure. Instead, Apple’s algorithms analyze subtle signals from the watch’s optical heart rate sensor over time to detect patterns indicative of hypertension reuters.com reuters.com. The system runs in the background, reviewing 30 days of sensor data at a time, and if it consistently sees signs of elevated blood pressure, it triggers a “Possible Hypertension” alert on the watch reuters.com fiercebiotech.com. How AI unlocked the feature: Apple’s health team leveraged artificial intelligence to make this possible. Sumbul Ahmad Desai, Apple’s VP of Health, revealed that Apple applied AI models to vast troves of existing Apple Watch sensor data to search for digital biomarkers of hypertension reuters.com. Essentially, the AI sifted through heart rate waveform patterns and other metrics to find features correlating with high blood pressure readings
20 September 2025
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Meta’s New $799 Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Stun with AR Display & AI Features – Is This the Future of Wearables?

Meta Connect 2025’s Smart Glasses Demo Fiasco – CTO Reveals the Real Reason (It Wasn’t Wi‑Fi!)

Meta’s annual developer conference, Meta Connect 2025, was meant to showcase the company’s latest breakthroughs in augmented and virtual reality. In the keynote, CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced three new smart glasses products aimed at bringing AI to users’ faces: an upgraded Ray-Ban Meta, a new Meta Ray-Ban Display with a built-in heads-up display and neural wristband controller, and the Oakley Meta Vanguard sports glasses techcrunch.com. These devices, priced up to $799 for the Ray-Ban Display model, promise to overlay digital info in your field of view – showing texts, directions, video calls, and real-time AI assistance on a tiny screen in the lens cybernews.com. Meta touted them as a leap toward “agentic AI” wearables – intelligent assistants that can proactively help you through the day, all built into stylish eyewear foxbusiness.com. This ambitious vision is a pillar of Meta’s broader AR strategy. Since rebranding from Facebook, Meta has invested heavily in “XR” hardware and software. The Ray-Ban partnership indicates Meta’s plan to make smart glasses mainstream by blending tech with fashionable frames. At Connect 2025, Zuckerberg emphasized that these AI glasses represent Meta’s future: wearable assistants that anticipate needs and handle tasks with minimal effort foxbusiness.com foxbusiness.com. In other words,
19 September 2025
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Apple’s 2025 Wearables Unveiled: Hypertension Alerts, AI Translation, and More

Apple Unleashes iPhone 17, Ultra‑Thin iPhone Air, Apple Watch 11 & AirPods 3 – Fans Line Up Worldwide

Apple’s 2025 product lineup arrived in stores to fanfare worldwide. On launch morning, excited customers lined up at Apple Stores from London to Sydney to snag the iPhone 17 series, new Apple Watches, and AirPods Pro 3 as soon as doors opened apple.com. Apple’s retail teams greeted crowds with cheers and helped customers set up their new gadgets on the spot apple.com. In China – the world’s second-largest economy – the response was especially notable. Hundreds of people queued at Apple’s Beijing flagship to collect their pre-orders, indicating strong local interest in the iPhone 17 launch macdailynews.com. Analysts say this wave of new devices comes at a crucial time for Apple. After a year of softer smartphone demand, the iPhone 17 lineup could give Apple a year-end boost in market share and sales, particularly in China macdailynews.com. “The iPhone 17 Pro Max is expected to outperform the 16 Pro Max, driven by a major redesign – a factor that has historically spurred replacement demand in China,” noted Chiew Le Xuan, senior analyst at Omdia macdailynews.com. With Chinese rivals like Xiaomi and a resurgent Huawei intensifying competition, Apple is banking on the iPhone 17 family’s new features to entice upgraders macdailynews.com.
19 September 2025
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SpaceX Falcon 9 to Launch Triple “Space Weather” Mission Guarding Earth

SpaceX Falcon 9 to Launch Triple “Space Weather” Mission Guarding Earth

In a single launch, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 will boost a trio of missions that promise to illuminate how the Sun influences our cosmic neighborhood – and help protect Earth from the Sun’s outbursts. NASA’s IMAP, NOAA’s SWFO-L1, and NASA’s Carruthers Geocorona Observatory will all ride into space together, bound for a point about one million miles from Earth in the direction of the Sun science.nasa.gov. There, at the Sun-Earth L1 Lagrange point, the three spacecraft can maintain a stable position and continuously face the Sun, an ideal vantage to monitor solar emissions and their impact on the space around Earth science.nasa.gov. This launch marks one of the most multifaceted science missions yet on a single Falcon 9, combining pure research with operational forecasting to guard our planet nasa.gov sciencesprings.wordpress.com. Space weather refers to the variable conditions on the Sun and in the space environment that can impact Earth and human technologies. Sudden eruptions like solar flares or coronal mass ejections can hurl intense radiation and charged particles toward Earth, potentially knocking out satellites, disrupting communications and navigation, damaging power grids, and endangering astronauts outside Earth’s protective magnetic field sciencesprings.wordpress.com nesdis.noaa.gov. “Space weather is one of the largest threats to modern
19 September 2025
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Satellite Revolution: AD Ports Group’s LEO Connectivity Transforms Global Shipping

Satellite Revolution: AD Ports Group’s LEO Connectivity Transforms Global Shipping

AD Ports Group – the Middle East’s logistics and port powerhouse – is literally reaching for the stars in its latest digital transformation effort. In September 2025, the company began a phased rollout of Low Earth Orbit satellite connectivity across all its operations thearabianpost.com. This bold initiative equips AD Ports Group’s entire fleet of ships and its vast network of seaports with high-speed internet beamed from constellations of satellites orbiting only a few hundred kilometers above the Earth. The goal is simple but game-changing: to create a fully connected maritime ecosystem, where data flows instantly from ship to shore, even in the middle of remote ocean stretches freshplaza.com. By embracing space-based communication, AD Ports Group aims to boost efficiency, safety, and innovation in global trade – and to position the UAE at the forefront of the satellite-enabled logistics revolution. AD Ports Group’s LEO satellite rollout is a key pillar of its broader digitalization programme, targeting more intelligent and resilient operations across its global portfolio. The scope of the project is expansive – it spans the Group’s 270-vessel fleet and 34 port terminals on four continents thearabianpost.com. From busy container terminals in the Middle East and Europe to far-flung harbors in
19 September 2025
Solar System’s Hidden Edge: NASA’s Bold Quest to Map the Invisible Cosmic Boundary

Solar System’s Hidden Edge: NASA’s Bold Quest to Map the Invisible Cosmic Boundary

When we gaze up at the night sky, it’s easy to imagine the solar system simply fading into the depths of space. In reality, our solar system ends at a distinct, albeit invisible, boundary. This boundary is not marked by a wall or a halo of light, but by a balance of forces: it’s where the Sun’s influence ends and interstellar space begins indiatoday.in. Scientists call this frontier the heliopause, and understanding it is key to answering the age-old question: Where does the solar system end? At the heart of this concept is the heliosphere – the vast bubble inflated by the Sun. The Sun continuously blows out a solar wind of charged particles in all directions. This outflow creates a magnetic bubble around the Sun that envelopes all the planets, extending far beyond Pluto’s orbit indiatoday.in. The heliosphere can be thought of as a gigantic cocoon or bubble carved out of the galaxy by the Sun’s presence. Inside, the environment is dominated by solar particles and magnetic fields; outside lies the rest of the galaxy, filled with what scientists call the interstellar medium – a very diffuse soup of gas, dust, and cosmic rays from other stars indiatoday.in.
19 September 2025
SpaceX Rocket to Launch NASA’s Triple Solar Mission to L1 – Unveiling Sun Secrets from Earth’s “Halo” to the Solar System’s Edge

SpaceX Rocket to Launch NASA’s Triple Solar Mission to L1 – Unveiling Sun Secrets from Earth’s “Halo” to the Solar System’s Edge

NASA and NOAA are launching three complementary missions on one rocket – a rare rideshare that underscores how interconnected Sun-Earth science has become nasa.gov space.com. Liftoff is scheduled for 7:32 a.m. EDT on Sept. 23, 2025, from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center nasa.gov. SpaceX’s Falcon 9 will boost the trio into an Earth-escape trajectory toward the L1 Lagrange point, about 1.5 million km from Earth toward the Sun space.com. At L1, the gravitational pull of Earth and Sun balances enough to let a spacecraft “hover” relative to Earth science.nasa.gov. It’s a prized spot for solar observatories – satellites there enjoy continuous sunlight and an uninterrupted view of the Sun, without Earth ever eclipsing their sight science.nasa.gov. For decades, L1 has hosted solar monitoring probes and observatories. What’s new on Sept. 23 is that three spacecraft will arrive at L1 together, each focusing on a different piece of the Sun-Earth puzzle space.com science.nasa.gov:
19 September 2025
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Arctic Radar Revolution: Space Norway & SSTL Join Forces on Game-Changing Satellite Program

Arctic Radar Revolution: Space Norway & SSTL Join Forces on Game-Changing Satellite Program

Space Norway AS is Norway’s national satellite operator, tasked with developing strategic space infrastructure for governmental and societal needs sstl.co.uk. Wholly owned by the Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, Space Norway focuses on “critical connectivity” and Arctic coverage – operating telecommunication satellites, managing fiber links to Svalbard, and overseeing small satellites for maritime tracking sstl.co.uk. In 2019, it formed Space Norway HEOSAT to field two highly-elliptical broadband satellites for the Arctic sstl.co.uk. The new radar initiative marks Space Norway’s expansion into Earth observation, aligning with its mandate to enhance national security and serve remote areas. Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, based in Guildford, UK, is a world-leading small-satellite manufacturer owned by Airbus. Since 1981 SSTL has built over 70 satellites for international customers sstl.co.uk, pioneering microsatellite technology. SSTL is renowned for innovative Earth observation missions – from early microsats developed at the University of Surrey to modern platforms like NovaSAR-1, an S-band SAR satellite launched in 2018 sstl.co.uk. NovaSAR-1 proved SSTL’s radar expertise, demonstrating maritime imaging capabilities and serving multiple customers worldwide sstl.co.uk. This heritage in small SAR missions made SSTL an ideal partner for Space Norway’s new program. SSTL will supply the satellite platform and integration know-how, leveraging
19 September 2025
Sky Is No Limit: Global Satcom Market Set to Soar Through 2035

Satellite IoT Boom: Space Networks Poised to Connect the Unconnected by 2029

Just a few years ago, satellite IoT was a niche segment – but not for long. Analysts project exponential growth through the decade. Berg Insight’s latest report pegs satellite IoT connectivity revenues at €1.58 billion by 2029 techafricanews.com. The subscriber count is expected to quintuple, reaching 32.5 million IoT devices on satellite networks by 2029 techafricanews.com. Another analysis by IoT Analytics finds 7.5 million active satellite IoT connections in 2024, with total market climbing 26% annually to $4.7 billion by 2030 iot-analytics.com. In short, space-based IoT is transitioning from early adopter phase to mainstream deployment. This surge is occurring despite falling ARPU – a sign of pricing becoming more affordable. The monthly IoT connectivity cost via satellite is forecast to drop to around €4 per device by 2029 techafricanews.com. For comparison, satellite IoT still commands a premium – legacy satellite plans often ran $40–70 per device/month, nearly 15× the ARPU of cellular IoT iot-analytics.com – but that gap is closing fast. With new low-cost constellations, some services are pushing costs down into the single-digit dollars range. offered global IoT connectivity for ~$5 per month per device techcrunch.com, using palm-sized “SpaceBEE” satellites. SpaceX is now folding Swarm’s tech into its larger
19 September 2025
Wi-Fi From Space: Kazakhstan’s Bold Pilot Brings Satellite Internet Aboard Trains

Wi-Fi From Space: Kazakhstan’s Bold Pilot Brings Satellite Internet Aboard Trains

Not long ago, the idea of full internet access on Kazakhstani trains felt like science fiction. Today it’s becoming reality, as a new pilot program beams satellite internet to moving trains across Kazakhstan. In an interview with The Times of Central Asia, Anuar Akhmetzhanov – Chairman of the Board of JSC “Passenger Transport,” a division of national railway company Kazakhstan Temir Zholy – explained that onboard Wi-Fi is now a key priority in modernizing passenger transport timesca.com. Starting this year, KTZ teamed up with the official distributor of OneWeb to bring high-speed connectivity to select long-distance routes timesca.com. The first test came on the popular Astana–Almaty line, quickly followed by the Astana–Oskemen route in the spring timesca.com. Riders on these trains can now video chat, stream movies, and browse the web from their seats – a dramatic change for rail journeys that often last 17+ hours across the steppe astanatimes.com. This railway internet initiative leverages low-orbit satellite networks orbiting a few hundred kilometers above the Earth, which can deliver broadband to remote locations that lack cell coverage. OneWeb’s network is central to the pilot: antenna equipment on the train connects to OneWeb satellites, with Jusan Mobile acting as the local
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Stock Market Today

  • Marvell Technology (MRVL) Up 154% in 3 Months as AI Demand Lifts Shares
    July 2, 2026, 12:38 PM EDT. Shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL) have surged 154% over the past three months, far ahead of the sector and chip industry indexes. The rally is being driven by heavy demand for AI data center products, especially around networking and optics. MRVL is now projecting its interconnect unit to climb more than 70% year-over-year in fiscal 2027, with products like TIAs, drivers and scale-out switches seen hitting billion-dollar revenue levels. Shares now trade at a forward 12-month price-to-sales ratio of 17.42, topping the semiconductor industry's average of 10.12, raising some valuation questions. Marvell posted record operating cash flow of $638.8 million in Q1 fiscal 2027, showing better margins. Analysts now look for 42.3% earnings growth in fiscal 2027 following upward estimate moves.
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