ICANN disputed AFRINIC’s 2025 election after a court backed the receiver, raising concerns about centralised Internet control.
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APNIC participated in INNOG 8 and IISPC 2025, discussing network automation, IPv6 adoption, and cybersecurity.
What happened: GAC releases post-ICANN83 recommendations The Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) has published its official communique following the ICANN83 meeting…
What happened：Project launch & quantum‑safe encryption Turkcell announced on June 26, 2025, that it teamed up with Juniper Networks and…
Client‑Centric Connectivity Built for Performance Speedcast Singapore delivers high‑availability VSAT satellite communications tailored to customer operations in maritime, energy, telecom…
What happened: ICANN selects global fellows for Istanbul event The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has announced…
APNIC participated in CommunicAsia 2025, discussing cybercrime and the importance of enterprise security education.
What happened: Indonesia’s wiretapping agreements spark privacy debates Indonesia has recently signed agreements with major telecommunications operators to implement wiretapping capabilities.…
What happened: Private 5G deployment at Thames Freeport Verizon Business has landed a new contract to build out Private 5G…
What happened: Milestone in subsea speed Telxius and Ciena achieved a live transmission of 1.3 Tb/s on a single wavelength across…
What happened: Fintech Crosses the Telecom Line Swedish fintech Klarna, once known only for “buy now, pay later,” has jumped…
What happened: Streaming overtakes broadcast and cable TV viewing in May Streaming has officially surpassed the combined viewing share of broadcast…