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Broadcom’s AI Windfall: Inside AVGO’s Trillion-Dollar Surge, $10B Chip Deal & 2025 Outlook

Broadcom Stock Today (AVGO): Price Jumps on Quantum‑Safe SAN Launch, Wi‑Fi 8 Deal and Cloud Partnership – November 19, 2025

Broadcom stock (NASDAQ: AVGO) is trading higher on Wednesday as investors digest a fresh wave of AI‑infrastructure product news, a next‑gen Wi‑Fi 8 collaboration, and expanding cloud partnerships—while also watching a high‑stakes VMware lawsuit in the background. As of early afternoon U.S. trading, AVGO shares were changing hands around $350, up roughly 2–3% from Tuesday’s close near $340.50, giving the company a market value of about $1.6 trillion and a trailing P/E close to 90.  MarketBeat+1 Broadcom has already been one of 2025’s standout AI and infrastructure winners, and today’s headlines reinforce that narrative—but also highlight rising legal and valuation risks investors can’t ignore. Key takeaways for
Emirates to Offer Free Starlink Wi‑Fi on All Boeing 777 and A380 Flights by Mid‑2027

Emirates to Offer Free Starlink Wi‑Fi on All Boeing 777 and A380 Flights by Mid‑2027

Dubai, November 17, 2025 — Emirates is set to transform the in‑flight internet experience by rolling out free, ultra‑fast Starlink Wi‑Fi across its entire wide‑body fleet, creating what it says will be the world’s largest Starlink‑enabled international fleet.  Emirates+1 The announcement was made today at Dubai Airshow 2025 and covers all 232 in‑service Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 aircraft, with the rollout starting this month and targeted for completion by mid‑2027.  Emirates+2Gulf News+2 What Emirates Announced at Dubai Airshow 2025 At the Dubai Airshow, Emirates confirmed that: The airline is positioning this as a key pillar in a wider multibillion‑dollar cabin
18 November 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

Overview: Internet Access Reaches Kazakhstan’s 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 (the low-Earth-orbit satellite constellation now
Nest Wifi Pro vs The Mesh Wi-Fi Competition (2025 Showdown) 🚀

Nest Wifi Pro vs The Mesh Wi-Fi Competition (2025 Showdown) 🚀

Meet Google Nest Wifi Pro (Wi-Fi 6E Mesh by Google) Google’s glossy Nest Wifi Pro router sports a minimalist design meant to blend into home decor. Each unit has two Ethernet ports and houses a tri-band Wi‑Fi 6E radio (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz). Google’s Nest Wifi Pro is a mesh-capable wireless router system in the Nest smart home family, introduced in October 2022 en.wikipedia.org as the successor to the 2019 Nest Wifi. It’s Google’s first Wi-Fi 6E router, meaning it adds the new 6 GHz band alongside 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz theverge.com. Each Nest Wifi Pro unit is identical – there’s no separate “point” with reduced
3 September 2025
The Real Wi-Fight: Romania’s Race to Connect Every Corner of the Country

The Real Wi-Fight: Romania’s Race to Connect Every Corner of the Country

Romania’s first Internet connection was established in 1993 via ici.ro. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, urban residents built “rețele de cartier” by stringing Ethernet cables between buildings, helping the country leapfrog DSL. By 2020 Romania ranked third in the world for fastest fixed internet speeds, behind Singapore and Hong Kong. As of 2024, 88.6% of Romanian households had internet at home, with 92.5% of urban and 83.2% of rural households online. Fiber dominates the fixed network, with about 93% of localities passed by FTTH/B and about 93% of localities able to access gigabit speeds. Digi (RCS&RDS) had about
22 June 2025
Wi-Fi, Wires & the Sky: The Full Picture of Internet Access in Bangladesh

Wi-Fi, Wires & the Sky: The Full Picture of Internet Access in Bangladesh

As of December 2023, Bangladesh had about 131 million internet subscriptions: 118.5 million mobile and 12.9 million fixed broadband. By early 2025, an estimated 77–78 million people were online, roughly 44–45% of the population. End of 2023, Grameenphone (GP) had 82.20 million, Robi Axiata 58.67 million, Banglalink 43.48 million, and Teletalk 6.46 million mobile subscriptions, totaling about 190 million. Mid-2023 Bangladesh had about 153,400 km of fiber optic cable (≈80,600 km overhead and 72,800 km underground), with a 2022 plan to add 3,144 km of underground fiber and reach 100 Gbps per upazila by 2024. The SEA-ME-WE submarine cables connect
Stay Connected in NYC Without Breaking the Bank: The Ultimate Tourist Guide to Wi-Fi & Data

Stay Connected in NYC Without Breaking the Bank: The Ultimate Tourist Guide to Wi-Fi & Data

LinkNYC has deployed over 2,200 kiosks across all five boroughs, delivering free gigabit Wi-Fi, USB charging ports, and maps on built-in tablets. LinkNYC kiosks require no password to connect and broadcast free Wi-Fi to anyone nearby. All NYC subway stations now offer free Wi-Fi on the TransitWirelessWiFi network, though signal may drop in tunnels. JFK, LaGuardia (LGA), and Newark (EWR) airports provide free unlimited Wi-Fi for passengers, with networks such as JFK-Free-WiFi or _Free LGA WiFi. Free Wi-Fi is available in major parks such as Central Park, Bryant Park, Washington Square Park, and the High Line, often via LinkNYC or
29 May 2025
Wi-Fi on Everest, Firewalls in Lhasa: Inside Tibet’s Internet Revolution

Wi-Fi on Everest, Firewalls in Lhasa: Inside Tibet’s Internet Revolution

A China Mobile 5G base station was installed at Mount Everest base camp at 6,500 meters in 2020, making it the world’s highest 5G site. By 2019, more than 98% of Tibet’s villages had fiber‑optic broadband and 4G mobile coverage due to government investment. By 2018, government universal service projects connected over 5,000 villages with broadband across Tibet. End of 2019 Tibet had about 50,000 mobile base stations, rising to 60,500 by late 2022. By 2023, 5G network coverage extended to all towns in Tibet. By November 2022 Tibet had 1.28 million fixed broadband internet users, with 98% of those
12 April 2025
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