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Internet Access in Iraq

Internet Access in Iraq

Iraq’s Ministry of Communications controls the national fiber backbone and leases bandwidth to private ISPs at about $50 per 1 Mbps. By early 2024, internet users reached 36.2 million, or nearly 79% of the population. Vodafone received a 5G license in November 2024. Authorities have imposed internet shutdowns during protests, including a 263-hour blackout in 2019.
24 February 2025
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Internet Access in Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Overview

Internet Access in Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Overview

Mobile subscriptions in Afghanistan reached nearly 100% by 2021, but Taliban rule since August 2021 stalled fiber rollout and connectivity projects. Internet penetration fell from 22.9% in 2022 to 18.4% in 2024. Taliban authorities blocked 23.4 million websites, banned TikTok and PUBG, and increased censorship. MTN plans to exit the market; fixed broadband speeds remain among the world’s slowest.
24 February 2025
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Internet Access in Ukraine: Overview

Internet Access in Ukraine: Overview

Over 4,200 ISPs operated in Ukraine as of August 2024, with Kyivstar holding 19% market share. Starlink received an operator license in April 2022 and had about 42,000 terminals by 2023. Median fixed broadband speed was 74–84 Mbps; mobile, 24–43 Mbps. Around 29.6 million Ukrainians used the internet in 2023, or 79% of the population.
24 February 2025
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Internet Access in Mozambique

Internet Access in Mozambique

Tmcel is restructuring to avoid bankruptcy after accumulating over $400 million in debt. Vodacom Mozambique holds about half the mobile market and launched the country's first limited 5G service in Maputo in 2023. By early 2024, there were 18.91 million active mobile SIMs, covering roughly 55% of the population. Fixed-line broadband remains rare, and about one-third of Mozambicans lack mobile broadband coverage.
23 February 2025
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Internet Access in Libya: A Comprehensive Overview

Internet Access in Libya: A Comprehensive Overview

Libya had 12.4 million active mobile connections by June 2023, about 179% of its population. State firms dominate the sector, with Libyana and Al-Madar Al-Jadeed covering most of the country’s 4G users. Fixed broadband remains limited at 326,000 subscriptions in 2022. Libya ranked 161st of 179 countries for mobile speed in 2023, with median downloads of 8–16 Mbps.
16 February 2025
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Internet Access in China

Internet Access in China

China had 1.09 billion internet users by end-2023, with over 99% on mobile. State-owned ISPs—China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile—control regional access and backbone networks. All international traffic passes through three government-run gateways, slowing foreign site access. The Great Firewall blocks major foreign platforms and censors content; VPN use is tightly restricted.
10 February 2025
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Internet Access in Syria

Internet Access in Syria

Syria opened public internet access around 2000, years after establishing its first connection in 1997. By 2010–2011, about 4.5 million Syrians were online, but the government kept strict control over infrastructure and content. As of 2021, internet penetration reached 46–47%, still well below the regional average.
7 February 2025
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  • Jim Cramer's Top 10 Stock Market Watchlist for May 14
    May 14, 2026, 9:30 AM EDT. Jim Cramer's top 10 stock market insights for Thursday, May 14, spotlight a positive market open with the Dow set to climb above 50,000 amid upbeat U.S.-China summit news. Cerebras Systems leads IPOs with a $5.5 billion AI chip debut. Cisco shares surge nearly 15% premarket after a strong quarter fueled by data center demand, emphasizing robust AI spending. Dell sees a price target hike on server strength, while Broadcom's forecast zooms higher due to AI chip gains and networking momentum. Starbucks and Apple both receive bullish upgrades, backed by sales growth and durable services revenue. Home Depot's outlook adjusts with expected sales uplift from recent acquisitions. Key sectors include AI chips, data centers, and consumer staples, reflecting broad market optimism.

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Forgent Power Stock Jumps After Record Orders Put AI Power Demand Back in Focus

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Ondas Stock Jumps After Big Q1 Revenue Beat, With Datavault AI Earnings Next

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Ondas Inc. raised its 2026 revenue target to at least $390 million after first-quarter revenue jumped to $50.1 million, beating both its own and Wall Street estimates. Shares rose 14% in premarket trading. The company posted an operating loss of $42.7 million, while net income was boosted by a $389.5 million non-cash gain. Pro forma backlog reached $457 million at quarter’s end.
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