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- 1FCC Moves to Speed Broadband and Satellite DeploymentโFCC Clears the Way for Faster Broadband and Satellite Deployment, Says ITIF | Press Releases | Sep 30, 2026 | ITIF
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation says the Federal Communications Commission has cleared the way for faster broadband and satellite deployment. The think tank's press release, dated September 30, 2026, frames the move as a win for expanding high-speed internet access and accelerating satellite networks. Details of the specific FCC action were not provided.
- 2Evan Doorbell's Vintage Phone Tapes Draw Attention OnlineโผEvan Doorbell's Phone Tapes โ Brought to You by Telephone World
Evan Doorbell's recordings of historic telephone network sounds and switching systems, hosted by Telephone World, are circulating online. The tapes preserve the sounds of mid-20th century American telephony, including dial tones, operator calls and electromechanical exchanges, drawing interest from fans of telecommunications history and retro technology.
- 3NASA Awards Contract to Develop 5G Communications for the MoonโNASA Awards Contract to Develop 5G Communications for Moon https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-awards-contract-to-dev
NASA has awarded a contract to develop 5G communications technology for use on the Moon, aiming to bring cellular-style connectivity to lunar operations. The system would support communications between lunar surface equipment, habitats, and astronauts, adapting terrestrial 5G networks for space. The announcement is drawing attention from space and technology communities interested in how commercial telecom tech extends beyond Earth.
- 4Ethernet specification turns another year old, first published in 1980โThe Ethernet spec was first drafted on this day in 1980 On this day in 1980, version 1.0 of the Ethernet specification w
On this day in 1980, version 1.0 of the Ethernet specification was published by Digital Equipment Corporation, Intel and Xerox, laying the groundwork for the wired networking standard still used worldwide. Tech commentators are marking the anniversary, noting how the DEC-Intel-Xerox collaboration grew into the dominant local area network technology connecting billions of devices today.
- 5Deterministic programmable fusion enables scalable photonic graph statesโDeterministic and programmable fusion for the scalable generation of photonic graph states
Researchers report a deterministic and programmable fusion scheme for the scalable generation of photonic graph states, publishing the work in Nature. The approach promises more reliable construction of the entangled light states needed for photonic quantum computing and networking, replacing probabilistic methods that limit scalability.
- 6Broadcom vs. Marvell: Which AI Chip Stock Wins?โBetter AI Chip Stock to Buy Today: Broadcom vs. Marvell
Investors are weighing Broadcom against Marvell Technology as the better artificial intelligence semiconductor stock to buy right now. The comparison, published by The Motley Fool and carried on Yahoo Finance, examines both companies' positioning in the fast-growing AI chip market, where demand for custom silicon and networking components continues to drive strong revenue growth and investor interest in semiconductor shares.
- 7HealthLynked to Present at AI & Technology Virtual Investor ConferenceโHealthLynked to Present at the AI & Technology Virtual Investor Conference October 1st
HealthLynked, a healthcare technology company, is scheduled to present at the AI & Technology Virtual Investor Conference on October 1st. The company, which operates a healthcare network and data platform, will outline its business and strategy to an audience of investors. The announcement was carried by financial news outlets, drawing attention from those tracking AI-focused healthcare stocks.
- 8Study finds security flaws in next-generation vehicle technologyโStudy uncovers security weaknesses in next-generation vehicle technology
A new study has uncovered security weaknesses in next-generation vehicle technology, raising concerns about the safety of connected and increasingly software-driven cars. The findings highlight vulnerabilities that could potentially be exploited as vehicles become more networked and reliant on digital systems. The research is being covered by technology news outlets, with attention focused on what the flaws mean for manufacturers, regulators and drivers as the automotive industry pushes forward with smarter vehicles.
- 9Tech CEO warns quantum computing could break Bitcoin encryptionโTech CEO warns quantum computing threatens Bitcoin encryption
A technology chief executive has warned that advances in quantum computing could eventually threaten the encryption that secures Bitcoin, raising concerns about the safety of holdings on the world's largest cryptocurrency. The claim has fueled ongoing debate about whether blockchain networks need quantum-resistant cryptography and how soon such a threat could realistically materialize.
- 10StorMagic and Mako Networks partner on retail edge infrastructureโStorMagic and Mako Networks partner on edge infrastructure for retail
StorMagic and Mako Networks have announced a partnership to deliver edge infrastructure aimed at the retail sector. The collaboration combines StorMagic's edge virtualization and storage technology with Mako Networks' network management and security offerings, giving retailers a combined package for managing distributed store locations. Details on commercial terms and initial customers were not disclosed in the announcement.