AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSatellite Dependence: A brief Starlink slowdown that disrupted Ukrainian military operations underscored Kyiv’s reliance on U.S.-run communications; service was restored by Oct. 15. Cable Security: Iranian threats to target Gulf undersea internet cables raise risks to regional communications and Iraq. The U.S. announced $340.3 million for Caribbean and Central American connectivity, including $175.8 million for submarine cables. New Fiber Links: Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan launched a 380-kilometer Caspian cable to strengthen links between Central Asia and Europe. Network Expansion: Ghana plans 2,800 telecom site builds and upgrades nationwide. Caller ID Rules: India will require operators to display callers’ registered names from Nov. 1. 6G Testing: Verizon and Ericsson reported a first field call using 6G technology in the 7 GHz band.
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