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Eutelsat Steps Up African Broadband Plans With New-Generation High Throughput Satellite Ordered From Thales Alenia Space
2015-11-10 01:51:31| rfglobalnet Home Page
Eutelsat Communications recently unveiled the next step in its broadband strategy for Africa with the order from Thales Alenia Space of a new-generation High Throughput Satellite offering unprecedented operational flexibility. To be launched in 2019, the all-electric satellite will be the first to use Thales Alenia Space's new Spacebus Neo platform.
DOJ won't help FCC fight state laws that harm municipal broadband
2015-11-09 19:49:20| Telecom - Topix.net
President Obama announces the nomination of Rep. Melvin Watt, left, as Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and Tom Wheeler, right, as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission , on May 1, 2013. The US Department of Justice has decided not to support the Federal Communications Commission in its legal fight against state laws that restrict municipal broadband projects.
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U.K.'s Cameron Pledges Broadband for All by 2020
2015-11-09 18:02:32| PC Magazine Software Product Guide
U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron wants broadband access to be as plentiful as water and electricity.
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Thyristors protect DSL hardware in broadband applications.
2015-11-09 14:31:05| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
Supplied in SMT SOT23-6 packages, DSLP Biased Series SOT23-6 SIDACtor® Protection Thyristors (DSLPxxxxT023G6) provide overvoltage protection for broadband communications applications with minimal effect on data signal integrity. EpiSCR silicon crowbar technology provides capacitive loading characteristic suited for high-bandwidth applications and surge performance up to 35 A (8/20 µsec). Flow-through lead frame design conserves circuit board real estate and minimizes trace layout routing.
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UK govt plans 10 Mbps broadband USO
2015-11-08 21:04:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) The UK Government plans to introduce a 10 Mbps broadband universal service obligation (USO), giving everyone a legal right to request a 10 Mbps connection by the end of the current Parliament. The government is looking to put access to broadband on a similar footing as other basic services like water and electricity. Prime Minister David Cameron said that internet access was not a luxury and should be a right, adding that it was fundamental to life in 21st century UK. The latest data from Ofcom confirms 10 Mbps is the speed needed to meet the demands of today's typical family and many small business. The government will consult on its USO plans in early-2016. Culture Secretary John Whittingdale said they also wanted to make sure consumers have more transparency about the service they are getting. He confirmed that Ofcom would launch a new mobile app later in 2015 that allows consumers to check if their home Wi-Fi is working as it should be. Ofcom also plans to introduce more detailed, address-level mobile and broadband speed data in 2016.
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