NBN Co has made a move to strengthen its green credentials, reporting that it has begun harnessing power from a wind farm as it ‘makes progress in driving down carbon emissions’.



UAE-based space-tech company Space42 has launched its Thuraya 4 telecommunications satellite into orbit, making it the company's sixth geostationary satellite.

BT-owned fibre network provider Openreach has claimed a new milestone with its FTTP product Ultrafast Full Fibre now available to 17 million premises – half of all UK homes and businesses.

Samsung is bringing its advanced screen technology to a broader range of home appliances, and in 2025 will launch a refrigerator with a new 9” AI home screen and a  7” AI home to the wall oven.

UK telecoms provider BT has agreed to sell its datacentre business in Ireland to global digital infrastructure provider Equinix in a deal worth US$61 million.

Advanced computer vision technology company Seeing Machines has entered into a collaboration agreement with Mitsubishi Electric Mobility Corporation to pursue joint growth opportunities in the supply of driver and occupant monitoring system technology solutions to “enhance safety” in automotive.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire

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