Sigma Technology IT Group, a business unit within Sigma Technology Group, has signed a framework agreement with Sveriges Radio to deliver IT consultancy services. The agreement is part of Sveriges Radio’s long-term strategy for securing competence and aims to strengthen the organisation with specialist skills both in the short and long term. Sigma Technology has … Read more

(Image Credit: iStockPhoto/ilbusca) People working behind keyboards may seem less intimidating than the nuclear weapons of the past, but as realistic video games and real-world incidents have shown, breaches of critical systems can cause severe, far-reaching damage. Governments around the world are establishing dedicated units to defend against these modern threats. The United Kingdom, for … Read more

We previously reported on EE’s plans to deploy inflatable masts to provide mobile coverage for events, power outages and emergencies. New information now reveals more about the technology behind that capability. EE’s airborne solution uses a Helikite—an inflatable, helium-filled kite—equipped with compact antennas that connect to a ground-based “network in a box” through 26 GHz … Read more

Opportunities for tech companies in 2026 are in focus as AI, geopolitics and demands for measurable business results reshape the playing field for technology firms in Sweden and globally. With rapidly growing adoption of artificial intelligence, a more complex geopolitical landscape and clear expectations to demonstrate concrete business value, many tech companies face crucial strategic … Read more

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson has said that upgrading the company’s FirstNet sites to support 5G will largely be a matter of scaling equipment and deploying a software update. FirstNet is AT&T’s dedicated network for first responders and is designed to serve all 50 states, five U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia, including rural communities … Read more

Companies using large language models (LLMs) have spent the past two years building defenses based on a reasonable assumption: malicious behavior leaves traces in input. Scan for suspicious tokens, filter unusual characters, and watch for rapid injection patterns. New research from Microsoft and the Institute of Science Tokyo shows this defensive posture has a blind … Read more

Military 5G deployments offer enterprise leaders a practical blueprint for building resilient private networks in demanding commercial environments. Deploying private cellular networks in industrial settings can deliver real business value, yet integration challenges and cybersecurity risks often slow adoption. High-stakes edge computing environments require continuous communication, strict data sovereignty, and immediate processing. Enterprise leaders can … Read more

Otter, the AI-driven automated transcription service, has introduced three artificial intelligence agents designed to boost productivity and efficiency in digital meetings and customer interactions. These new AI assistants provide real-time support, automate routine tasks, and help streamline communication across organizations. The most prominent of the new tools is the Otter Meeting Agent, a voice-activated meeting … Read more

A parliamentary committee has warned that the UK is likely to miss its broadband and 5G targets, even after the government recently scaled those targets back. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee published a report this week stating the industry has “no genuine belief” the UK will meet its commitments. The committee highlights … Read more

T-Mobile has started decommissioning parts of Sprint’s network in select locations following the merger, but it does not expect widespread shutdowns to begin until 2022. The company completed its $26 billion acquisition of Sprint earlier this year. Observers have been watching for details about how and when the legacy Sprint network will be retired as … Read more