
WRC-27: The High-Stakes Battle for Satellite Spectrum Dominance
1 sourceThe 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference emerges as a critical geopolitical arena where the US and China will fight for control over orbital frequencies.
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The 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference emerges as a critical geopolitical arena where the US and China will fight for control over orbital frequencies.

Milan-based tech unicorn Bending Spoons has filed an F-1 registration statement with the SEC, signaling its intent to go public on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.

A Recomaze study highlights a critical shift in product discovery, as AI assistants filter out the majority of ecommerce stores from shopping recommendations.

Uber partners with Wayve to introduce driverless ride-hailing in London, marking a significant push into the European autonomous vehicle market.

UK startup Oriole Networks, partnering with AMD, introduces nanosecond optical switching to eliminate electrical bottlenecks and energy waste in AI networks.

The UK's Department of Work and Pensions is trialing an AI-powered tool to help jobseekers polish CVs, attempting to use the very technology disrupting employment to facilitate hiring.

Scientific analysis proves that 43 helmets found off the Spanish coast are medieval, not Roman, uncovering a sophisticated military trade network in the 14th century.

Wind tunnel tests on the Adidas Trionda reveal a more stable flight path but increased drag, potentially shortening long-distance kicks during the 2026 tournament.

The EU Commission's push to purge high-risk Chinese technology from critical infrastructure faces significant opposition from Germany and Spain.

ChatGPT's new security feature disables web access and agentic capabilities to prevent sensitive data from being leaked through malicious prompts.

Frogwares reveals the launch date for its Lovecraftian survival horror sequel, offering a first-hour preview on Steam.

Scientists warn that rising global temperatures are expanding the reach of deadly amoebae capable of surviving standard water treatment processes.
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