Month: December 2024

Australia-based semiconductor company Morse Micro, pushing Wi-Fi HaLow for low-power mid-range IoT solutions, has released a new developer platform in a bid to popularise Wi-Fi HaLow for connecting IoT assets. The new board, MM6108-EKH05, combines its MM6108 Wi-Fi HaLow system-on-chip (SoC), BlueNRG-M2 Bluetooth SoC, and STM32U585 microcontroller (MCU). Meanwhile, it has also announced a deal … Read more

Hershey has rejected Mondelez before, and a deal would make even less sense now.

Markets might hope for a stimulative silver bullet from Beijing, but the reality is more complex.

ACA Connects has appointed two execs to its board – Mark DeSimone, SVP of operations of Cable One, has assumed the seat of John Walburn; and Marc Cohen, chief revenue officer of Evolution Digital. #pressrelease

An edge AI “easy button” for enterprise digital transformation In their own effort to better (and more profitably) serve enterprise customers, CSPs are going through a number of network overhauls designed to deliver customizable compute, connectivity and services directly to business locations. Similarly, the enterprises targeted for consumption of this new class of CSP offerings, … Read more

Question: What do a gel neck ice pack, a motherboard for a computer, and a shower head water filter have in common? Answer: An unsuspecting person didn’t order them, but they randomly showed up at their house. This is called a brushing scam. Why? Because scammers are trying to look legitimate by “brushing up” their … Read more

Comcast shares slid nearly 9% Monday after cable unit CEO Dave Watson said the operator expects to lose about 100,000 broadband subs in Q4 2024, reflecting the kind of losses it saw in the first half of the year.

The WSJ Dollar Index was up 0.02% to 100.40 — up for two consecutive trading days.

T-Mobile, primarily a mobile network operator, has been leaning into fiber and fixed wireless. But the company’s CEO warned that converged wireless-wireline services aren’t necessarily that important.

Vecima Networks says it has moved ahead with a workforce reduction that will impact 12% of its employees. The resulting move will deliver annual savings of about $17 million Canadian dollars. #pressrelease