Telecommunications
Coverage of Telecommunications in the Nexus archive.
- Nigerian stock market ends week with N3.2 trillion gain for investors
The Nigerian stock market recorded a N3.2 trillion gain for investors this week, driven by renewed interest in banking, telecommunications, and oil and gas stocks.
- Iranian Guards' business empire to win big if U.S. sanctions lifted
A potential deal between the U.S. and Iran to end sanctions could strengthen Iran's Revolutionary Guards, a group considered a terrorist organization by the U.S. and its allies. The Guards have built a commercial empire in sectors like oil, construction, and shipping.
- 'Europe doesn't realize how dangerous it is': Telecoms CEO warns of U.S. dominance in satellites, AI
A telecommunications CEO warns that Europe faces significant vulnerability due to U.S. dominance in satellite technology and artificial intelligence, highlighting the risk of non-state actors like Starlink having the power to control continental connectivity. The warning underscores Europe's dependence on American companies for critical infrastructure.
- The FCC is about to ban 21% of its test labs today. I mapped them all
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to ban 21% of its accredited test labs, as revealed by an analysis that maps all the affected laboratories. The action highlights regulatory changes impacting compliance testing in the telecommunications sector.
- My Homemade PBX (2002)
The article details the author's experience building a homemade PBX (Private Branch Exchange) system in 2002, sharing technical insights and challenges. It includes links to the original website and Hacker News discussion, though the latter has no comments.