Browsing: Internet Governance

Sri Lanka’s parliament has amended its telecommunications law for the first time in 28 years, allowing Elon Musk’s Starlink to set up operations as a licensed service provider.

PhNOG 2024 Week celebrates 30 years of Philippine Internet, hosting key workshops and forums on IPv6 deployment and internet best practices.

Many large enterprises at the forefront of the product display area captured attention, many startups displayed their unique styles as well.

The Address Policy Working Group session at RIPE 88 revealed broad support for refining the application of IPv6 policies.

The CEO and President of Telenor emphasised the urgency of robust cybersecurity measures in the face of constant attacks.

The ARIN Board of Trustees, now nine members, oversees ARIN’s scope, mission, and fiscal oversight. It will expand to ten members in 2025.

OUR TAKE The IAB maintains a close relationship with ICANN, providing recommendations regarding the DNS Root System. These suggestions include…

Erik Bais, RIPE NCC member and the Address Policy Working Group Chair, died on May 28, 2024, shortly after attending…

Key subjects discussed included the RIS, RPKI, ITHI Metrics, RIPE Atlas, and insights into Internet resilience in Central Asia.

TikTok is reportedly working on a US version of its core algorithm in an effort to appease US authorities and potentially avoid a ban.

Tesh Durvasula has taken the helm as CEO of AtlasEdge, succeeding Giuliano Di Vitantonio who now chairs the board. With a strategic vision focused on expanding the European Edge data center market, Durvasula’s appointment marks a pivotal step for AtlasEdge as it aims to capitalize on growing market demands under his experienced leadership. The company, formed in 2021, continues to harness significant investments and partnerships to spearhead its ambitious growth plans.

‘Trust is gone. We have to expect that we are now working in an untrusting environment.’ These ominous words, uttered…