Technology

William Steier, a Pioneer of Fiber Optics, Dies at 92
Technology William Steier, a Pioneer of Fiber Optics, Dies at 92

The global digital infrastructure that instantly connects billions of people relies on the near-magical transmission of data as pulses of light through glass fibers, a reality made possible by a handful of visionary scientists. The world of engineering and technology now mourns the loss of one of

Is Canadian AI Sovereignty Worth Microsoft's Price Hike?
Technology Is Canadian AI Sovereignty Worth Microsoft's Price Hike?

The Price of Progress: Canada's High-Stakes Bet on Microsoft's AI Vision A monumental $19 billion CAD investment is poised to redefine Canada's digital landscape, but its promise of technological sovereignty comes with a substantial financial ultimatum for the nation's businesses and public

Trend Analysis: DEI in Corporate Mergers
Technology Trend Analysis: DEI in Corporate Mergers

The high-stakes world of corporate deal-making, traditionally dominated by financial spreadsheets and market share projections, is now being fundamentally reshaped by a powerful, human-centric force. As corporate consolidation continues, a new factor is taking center stage in every phase of the

Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers in Africa?
Technology Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers in Africa?

A transformative shift in telecommunications is set to unfold across Africa, promising to connect millions who have long been left behind in the digital revolution. Through a landmark partnership between Airtel Africa and SpaceX, the familiar silhouette of the cell tower may soon be complemented,

Securing Modern Wi-Fi Without Sacrificing Access
Technology Securing Modern Wi-Fi Without Sacrificing Access

The modern enterprise network faces a fundamental paradox where the relentless demand for effortless, universal connectivity collides with the increasingly critical necessity for stringent, granular security. In an environment now saturated with a dizzying array of endpoints—from employee laptops

Failing Infrastructure Is Crippling Nigeria’s Mobile Networks
Technology Failing Infrastructure Is Crippling Nigeria’s Mobile Networks

The frustratingly poor quality of mobile service experienced daily by millions in Nigeria is not an isolated failure of network operators but a direct and alarming symptom of a profound national infrastructure crisis. While consumers rightly direct their anger towards providers for dropped calls,

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