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Meta's Petal Submarine Cable Will Deliver 1 Petabit-Per-Second Internet Across the Atlantic
Meta's Petal submarine cable will deliver 1 petabit per second between France and the US by 2029, doubling current cable bandwidth.
Google Lets Sites Earn Featured Placement in Search Results Through User Preferences
Google now lets sites add preference buttons so users can mark them as preferred sources for more search visibility.
GitHub Outage: How a Traffic Spike and Misconfigured Autoscaling Took Down Services for Eight Hours
GitHub's eight-hour outage caused by traffic spike and autoscaling failure. Details on the incident and debate over AI commit volume.
Vivo and Starlink Partner to Bring Direct Satellite Internet to Brazilian Smartphones
Vivo and Starlink partnership brings Direct to Device satellite internet to Brazilian mobile phones, compatible with recent smartphones.
Amazon Plans Global Satellite Mobile Network by 2028
Amazon plans a global satellite mobile network by 2028 with 5,000 satellites for voice, messaging, and internet in remote areas.
Verisign Finally Wins .web Domain After 10-Year Legal Battle
Verisign secures .web domain after 10-year legal battle. Public registrations expected this year.
SpaceX Seeks US Approval to Launch 100,000 Next-Gen Starlink Satellites
SpaceX seeks US approval for 100,000 next-gen Starlink satellites, promising 100x capacity boost and gigabit speeds.
Cloudflare Partners with Major Browsers on New Bot-Prevention Protocol
Cloudflare, Chrome, Edge, and Firefox are developing Private Access Control Tokens to distinguish humans from bots and reduce repetitive website verifications.
Why Mandatory Age Verification May Endanger Children Online
Mandatory online age verification risks pushing children to harmful sites and compromising data privacy through biometrics and ID collection.
Chrome Fails to Protect Users Against Device Fingerprinting
Google Chrome fails to block fingerprinting, leaving users vulnerable to tracking via device data. Learn why Brave and Firefox offer better privacy features.
Google to Penalize Sites Using 'Back Button Hijacking'
Google will penalize websites using back button hijacking starting June 15. Learn how this manipulative practice affects search rankings and user experience.
Iran Warns U.S. Tech Giants Over Middle East Conflict
Iran warns that U.S. tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia could be targets in the Middle East conflict due to alleged military involvement.