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Issue #120

Amazon’s Eero dodges FCC | AI growth is straining global transport network capacity | Rogers blames outdated rules for cuts and cancellations | Has telecom already entered the era of AI agents? | Can Starlink qualify as a BEAD broadband provider? | New bill could unlock satellite launches from Canada | Why SpaceX may never become a trillion-dollar rival | AI scam test reveals shockingly convincing deception tactics | Condom prices may surge 30% amid Iran conflict, and more!

Jason Presement

Apr 17, 2026

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16 min read

Issue #119

$54M project replaced by AI for pennies | The end of clicking: AI takes over interfaces | AI won’t cause chaos, just constant attacks | Telcos must reinvent themselves for the AI era | “Best network”, no longer a winning strategy | Amazon’s $11B move to control global connectivity | Governments are building the future completely fragmented | Space-based computing is officially real | AI is quietly reshaping how we raise kids | New study confirms lobsters feel pain, and more

Jason Presement

Apr 10, 2026

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40 min read

Issue #118

Jason Presement

Apr 3, 2026

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34 min read

Issue #117

Vendors hit hardest by FCC rules | Fiber is being revalued as core infrastructure | Starlink threatens traditional broadband providers | Telcos evolve into core AI infrastructure layer | Artemis 2 tests next-gen lunar mission tech | Starlink satellite breakup raises debris concerns | Space-based data centers raise legal uncertainty | Leaked AI model rattles cybersecurity markets | New report tracks digital infrastructure market trends | Solar radiation risks raise questions for Artemis II and more!

Jason Presement

Mar 27, 2026

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39 min read

Issue #116

Jason Presement

Mar 20, 2026

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36 min read

Issue #115

Jason Presement

Mar 13, 2026

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40 min read

Issue #114

Jason Presement

Mar 6, 2026

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33 min read

Issue #113

Canadian ISP SMBs reveal shifting competitive realities | FTTH market consolidation wave expected in 2026 | Google pushes AI deeper into telco networks | Bell and Telus settle fiber sharing standoff | Bell launches 5G Advanced hinting toward 6G | AI becomes telcos’ latest bid for relevance | Aggressive $25 fiber pricing sparks broadband price war | Canada moves toward massive national energy corridor | MEF’s new push toward AI-native internet services | AT&T rapidly removing Nokia gear from network | Starlink preparing next-generation direct-to-device satellite constellation | TELUS bets on satellite cellular coverage nationwide | Drone strikes expose vulnerability of global cloud infrastructure | Pentagon deal backlash drives surge in ChatGPT uninstalls | VCs fear AI could wipe out startups | Startup claims technology to stop lightning strikes | Scientists finally explain why basketball shoes squeak and more!

Jason Presement

Feb 27, 2026

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36 min read

Issue #112

2026 CRTC Market Report | Is cable finally pivoting to fiber? | BEAD-funded LEO must prove real performance | Europe’s telcos unite for sovereign edge cloud | Terrestar pushes Canada toward satellite sovereignty | Ottawa challenges OpenAI’s safety oversight framework | AI tools now auditing AI-written code | Starlink targets 150Mbps direct-to-phone connectivity | Amazon Leo prepares to enter home broadband | Arctic emerges as next space frontier | Canada moves to build its own GPS | Hydro-Québec hikes power rates for data centers | Public backlash grows against surveillance cameras | Webb uncovers massive auroras on Uranus and more!

Jason Presement

Feb 20, 2026

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35 min read

Issue #111

OpenVault Q424 Broadband Report | DSP Leader Industry Vision Report 2026 | New - in depth regulatory summaries | Amazon opens LEO modem to third parties | Bell halts western rollout over wholesale dispute | Texas Sues TP-Link over 'Web of deception' |Starlink adds one million users in 53 days | U of T spinout alleges $150M breach | Quebec to charge data centres premium rates | Spotify engineers rely fully on AI tools | Ring’s pet tracking raised surveillance concerns | Canada weighs risks of youth social media ban | Creepy humanoid robots show off kung-fu moves and more!

Jason Presement

Feb 13, 2026

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38 min read

Issue #110

Jason Presement

Feb 6, 2026

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37 min read

Issue #109

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