Top tech news today: 4 June, 2025

1. New criteria set for RIR recognition

ICANN updated the criteria for recognizing Regional Internet Registries to ensure better governance and operational standards across global internet resource management. Source

2. LACNIC 43 conference highlights collaboration

LACNIC 43 gathered stakeholders to discuss regional internet governance, infrastructure, and security, strengthening cooperation across Latin America and the Caribbean. Source

3. PITA 29 AGM promotes Pacific digital growth

The PITA 29 AGM and Business Forum spotlighted digital development and infrastructure opportunities for Pacific Island nations in a collaborative industry event. Source

4. ICANN announces first grant program recipients

ICANN revealed the first cohort of grant recipients to support projects improving global internet security, accessibility, and governance innovations. Source

5. Space Norway partners with Starlink for LEO services

Space Norway will use Starlink’s satellite network to provide low-earth orbit broadband services, expanding connectivity in underserved regions. Source

6. Vodafone and Three merger talks gain momentum

Vodafone and Three are reportedly advancing merger discussions that could reshape the UK telecoms market with combined network strengths. Source

7. Samsung plans AI overhaul with Perplexity deal

Samsung will make Perplexity its default AI assistant on Galaxy S26 devices, integrating AI deeply across its ecosystem for enhanced user experience. Source

8. BT launches international unit amid sale rumors

BT has created a new international division to focus on global markets while speculation continues over a possible sale of parts of its business. Source

Eva-Li

Eva Li

Eva is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media, having studied Marketing at Auckland University of Technology. Contact her at e.li@btw.media

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