Today: 13 May 2026

Marcin Frąckiewicz

CEO of TS2 Space and founder of TS2.tech. Expert in satellites, telecommunications, and emerging technologies, covering trends in space, AI, and connectivity.

Kuala Lumpur’s Lightning-Fast Internet: Blazing Speeds or Overhyped Connection?

Kuala Lumpur’s Lightning-Fast Internet: Blazing Speeds or Overhyped Connection?

By early 2024, 3.32 million of Malaysia’s 4.19 million premises had fiber broadband, with Kuala Lumpur a key focus under the JENDELA program. 5G coverage in KL surpassed 80% by end-2023, with indoor signals at major sites. Telekom Malaysia’s Unifi leads fiber, while a second 5G network aims for 80% population coverage by 2026. Typical fixed broadband speeds in KL start at 100 Mbps for RM79–RM99 per month.
15 May 2025
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Connected Malaysia 2025: A Complete Guide to Fiber, Mobile, Satellite & Public Internet Access

Connected Malaysia 2025: A Complete Guide to Fiber, Mobile, Satellite & Public Internet Access

By 2022, Malaysia’s JENDELA program pushed 4G coverage to about 97% of populated areas and deployed fiber to 7.74 million premises. Starlink Malaysia launched in 2023 with a 10-year license, while MEASAT ConnectMe reached over 4,000 satellite Wi‑Fi sites. By end-2023, 5G covered about 80% of the population, with a second network approved in 2024. Urban–rural gaps persist, especially in Sabah and Sarawak.
15 May 2025
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Internet Access in Singapore: A Comprehensive Overview

Internet Access in Singapore: A Comprehensive Overview

Singapore recorded the world’s fastest average fixed broadband speed at 336 Mbps in January 2025. The government targets a 10 Gbps nationwide upgrade by 2026, with trials underway. By late 2024, 5G coverage was nearly universal, while all 3G networks shut down. StarHub’s May 2024 outage dropped fixed broadband availability below the 99.9% monthly requirement.
15 May 2025
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Internet Access in Bangkok, Thailand: A Comprehensive Guide

Internet Access in Bangkok, Thailand: A Comprehensive Guide

Thailand ranked 13th globally for fixed broadband speeds in early 2025, averaging 237 Mbps, driven by Bangkok’s dense fiber network and data centers. AIS Fibre acquired 3BB in late 2023, while TrueMove H and DTAC merged to form True Corporation, expanding 5G and fiber coverage. Public Wi‑Fi is widely available, and 4G/5G speeds in central Bangkok typically reach 100 Mbps. Starlink is not legally available; OneWeb has been approved for satellite service.
15 May 2025
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Internet Access in Phuket: A Tourist-Focused Overview

Internet Access in Phuket: A Tourist-Focused Overview

AIS reported in mid-2024 that its 5G network covers 95% of Thailand’s population, including Phuket. Fiber-to-the-home with speeds up to 1 Gbps is widely available, with some plans reaching 2 Gbps. Patong City offers free citywide Wi‑Fi, and public hotspots operate in major tourist areas. Starlink is not yet available to consumers in Thailand as of early 2025.
15 May 2025
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Being Nice to ChatGPT Could Change Its Answers — But New Research Shows a Catch

Being Nice to ChatGPT Could Change Its Answers — But New Research Shows a Catch

A 2025 study found ChatGPT-4o answered multiple-choice questions more accurately with very rude prompts than with very polite ones, contradicting earlier research favoring moderate politeness. OpenAI and Microsoft continue to advise clarity and context in prompts, while the impact of tone remains debated. Reuters reported over 800 million weekly ChatGPT users as of February.
6 May 2025
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Why Blockchain-Based Identity Management for Biometric Authentication Just Became a 2026 Trust Test

Why Blockchain-Based Identity Management for Biometric Authentication Just Became a 2026 Trust Test

Blockchain-based digital identity systems are expanding into mainstream apps and services in 2026, driven by new regulations and rising AI-generated fraud. The EU will require digital identity wallets by year-end, while NIST’s 2025 update added stricter controls. Companies like World and Humanity Protocol are integrating biometric authentication without central data storage. Enterprise vendors are adopting similar technology.
1 May 2025
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Maldives’ Internet Revolution: From Remote Atolls to a 5G-Powered Paradise

Maldives’ Internet Revolution: From Remote Atolls to a 5G-Powered Paradise

SEA-ME-WE 6 submarine cable landed in the Maldives in August 2024, adding 100 Tbps capacity and set to go live by early 2026. Dhiraagu and Ooredoo dominate the telecom market, with Dhiraagu posting MVR 2.8 billion revenue in 2019. Starlink became the fourth ISP in August 2023, offering satellite broadband at up to 200 Mbps. Dhiraagu plans 100% fiber coverage of inhabited islands by January 2025.
16 April 2025
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Thailand’s High-Speed Internet Revolution: 5G, Fiber, and the Battle to Bridge the Digital Divide

Thailand’s High-Speed Internet Revolution: 5G, Fiber, and the Battle to Bridge the Digital Divide

Thailand’s fixed broadband speed ranked 11th globally by January 2024, up from 34th in 2018. AIS became the largest fixed broadband provider after acquiring 3BB in late 2023, reaching 4.7 million subscribers. By mid-2024, 5G coverage reached 95% of the population. Starlink remains unavailable due to regulatory issues, with 134 dishes seized in May 2023.
12 April 2025
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Bridging 17,000 Islands: Inside Indonesia’s Internet Revolution

Bridging 17,000 Islands: Inside Indonesia’s Internet Revolution

Telkomsel holds about 45% of Indonesia’s mobile market with 153 million subscribers in 2024. IndiHome covers 75% of fixed broadband after integration, passing 38 million homes and connecting 10 million. 4G now reaches over 97% of the population, while 5G covers 26.3% by end-2024. Starlink became commercially available in May 2024, targeting remote areas and health facilities.
2 April 2025
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From Yurts to YouTube: Inside Mongolia’s Internet Revolution

From Yurts to YouTube: Inside Mongolia’s Internet Revolution

Univision LLC holds about 62% of Mongolia’s internet market, with MobiCom at 15% and Skymedia at 10%. In mobile, MobiCom and Unitel account for roughly three-quarters of subscriptions. SpaceX’s Starlink launched in March 2024, offering satellite internet nationwide. Mongolia’s median fixed broadband speed reached 68.4 Mbps in early 2024, with typical home plans costing $15–$16 per month.
2 April 2025
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Internet Access in Kiribati: Bridging the Digital Divide Across Remote Pacific Islands

Internet Access in Kiribati: Bridging the Digital Divide Across Remote Pacific Islands

About 73,300 people in Kiribati used the internet as of January 2024, covering 54.4% of the population. The country relies entirely on satellite links for connectivity, with no submarine fiber cable in place. The East Micronesia Cable System is under construction and expected to connect Tarawa to Guam by 2025. Starlink has around 1,500 user terminals in South Tarawa, though not yet officially licensed.
22 March 2025
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Internet Access in Somalia: Growth, Challenges, and the Future of Connectivity

Internet Access in Somalia: Growth, Challenges, and the Future of Connectivity

Somalia had 5.08 million internet users in early 2024, up from 2% penetration in 2017, with over 13 million people still offline. Mobile connections reached 10.10 million, or 54.8% of the population, while fixed broadband remains rare at 1%. At least three telecoms launched 5G in major cities by late 2024. Hormuud Telecom holds 47% market share, serving around 4 million customers.
20 March 2025
Internet Access in Australia: A Comprehensive Overview

Internet Access in Australia: A Comprehensive Overview

By early 2025, about 8.62 million homes and businesses will be connected to NBN-based plans, with fixed-line services delivering 98.5% of advertised speeds during peak hours in 2023. FTTP is the most reliable NBN technology, while FTTN accounts for nearly half of daily outages. Starlink offers average download speeds of 192 Mbps in Australia, with latency around 30 ms. Typical fixed broadband costs range from A$60 to A$120 per month.
15 March 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Notable Options Activity in TLN, CLOV, and SFM on Wednesday
    May 13, 2026, 4:15 PM EDT. Unusual options volume was recorded Wednesday in Russell 3000 components Talen Energy Corporation (TLN), Clover Health Investments (CLOV), and Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM). TLN saw 8,511 contracts traded, surpassing its average daily trading volume by 130.6%, with a focus on the $380 strike call expiring June 18, 2026. CLOV options volume reached 77,125 contracts, 121.7% of its average daily volume, led by the $2.50 call expiring May 15, 2026. SFM's options turned over 27,359 contracts, 120.5% above average, driven by the $105 calls expiring June 18, 2026. These figures represent significant underlying share transactions and highlight growing market interest in these stocks ahead of key option expirations.

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US Stocks Hit Fresh Records as Chip Rally Overpowers Hot Inflation Shock

13 May 2026
The S&P 500 closed at 7,444.14 and the Nasdaq at 26,404.74, both record highs, while the Dow slipped 0.13% to 49,693.63. April producer prices jumped 1.4%, the largest monthly rise since March 2022, pushing back Fed rate-cut expectations. Prediction markets now see a long pause in U.S. policy easing. Tech stocks, especially AI-linked shares, led gains despite the inflation surprise.
Biggest Stock Movers Today: Fervo, Nebius and Ford Surge as Wix Sinks on AI Spending Shock

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Fervo Energy surged 33% in its Nasdaq debut, raising $1.89 billion and reaching a $10.21 billion valuation. Nebius, Ford, Akamai, and Wolfspeed climbed as investors sought AI-infrastructure stocks. Wix and Dynatrace fell after earnings. Producer prices jumped 1.4% in April, the biggest monthly rise in four years, while rate-cut expectations for 2026 dropped.
AI Stocks Today: Nvidia Leads Chip Rally as Hot Inflation Tests the Trade

AI Stocks Today: Nvidia Leads Chip Rally as Hot Inflation Tests the Trade

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Nvidia climbed 2.7% to $226.81 in afternoon trading, pushing its market value above $5.5 trillion, as AI-linked stocks rallied despite a 1.4% jump in U.S. producer prices for April. The PHLX Semiconductor Index gained 2.8%, while prediction markets showed 98% odds against a June Fed rate cut. Nebius surged 19.7% after reporting $399 million in quarterly revenue and plans for a major AI facility in Pennsylvania.

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IREN Stock’s Nvidia Boost Now Faces a $2.6 Billion Reality Check

IREN Stock’s Nvidia Boost Now Faces a $2.6 Billion Reality Check

13 May 2026
IREN raised $2.6 billion in an upsized convertible-note sale after announcing a Nvidia-backed AI infrastructure plan. Nvidia secured a five-year option to buy up to 30 million IREN shares at $70 each. The companies aim to deploy up to 5 gigawatts of AI data-center capacity, focusing on IREN’s Texas sites. IREN shares rose 2.6% premarket; Nvidia gained 0.6%.
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