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  • [New] In a study focused on New York City, MIT researchers have shown that existing sensors and mobile data can be used to generate a near real-time, high-resolution picture of auto emissions, which could be used to develop local transportation and decarbonization policies. MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • [New] UK regulators outline five-level framework for agentic AI and warn of near-term risks. MarketingProfs
  • [New] Starlink's near-crash incident, where a Chinese company's satellites came dangerously close to Starlink-6079, highlights the risks associated with a lack of deconfliction. Custommapposter
  • [New] British Airways is going to allow in-flight calls to take place with Starlink Wi-Fi, an unusual - and controversial - decision for an airline. Skift
  • [New] Additional hotspots include Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio, and Oregon, which could see significant investment in the near-term. ConstructConnect
  • [New] Telecommunications partners like T-Mobile US, Inc. stand to benefit from their exclusive direct-to-cell partnerships with Starlink, which are expected to expand significantly post-IPO. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] High pressure is expected to dominate across the UK through to the end of March, keeping conditions mostly fine and dry with limited rainfall, and temperatures near or slightly above average. GOV.UK
  • [New] BCE backs a 300 MW AI data center in Saskatchewan with Cerebras and CoreWeave Canadian telecom BCE said it will invest an additional $1.7 billion to build a 300-megawatt AI data center in Saskatchewan. Prompt Injection
  • [New] An apparent drone swarm near a US Air Force base unveiled numerous vulnerabilities in homeland air defence. The National Interest
  • [New] More concerning to an adversary would be the network of former FAA and CISA officials now embedded in civilian education, as their policy connections could accelerate regulatory changes that complicate low-cost drone operations near sensitive infrastructure. Drone Warfare
  • [New] On the southern side of the DMZ, however, the latest Freedom Shield drills ended with unusually subdued promotion, fewer linked field exercises, and little public messaging from Seoul even after North Korea fired around 10 ballistic missiles and warned of grave consequences. Fault Lines
  • [New] Asteroid impact risk often captures global attention, but modern science shows that most near Earth objects are carefully tracked and rarely pose immediate danger. Science Times
  • [New] Telecom fraud has evolved from isolated billing manipulation to a complex, AI-driven global threat ecosystem. Subex
  • [New] Signaling & Telecommunication is the fastest-growing component at 9.1% CAGR through 2033, powered by CBTC deployments, cybersecurity regulations, and AI-enabled predictive maintenance platforms. Persistence Market Research
  • [New] McKinsey projects $7 trillion in data center spending through 2030, with $5.2 trillion AI-focused, meaning the pressure on memory supply will only intensify in the near term. Tech Insider
  • KyvernoCon Europe 2026 will focus on the growing field of policy as code, highlighting how the Kyverno project strengthens cloud-native security and compliance across Kubernetes environments. Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027 | Over 3.4K Event
  • Despite the move to usernames, mandates such as the telecom department's rule on SIM-binding will continue to apply. / India Economic Times
  • As real-time and near-real-time payment volumes surge across the US, often doubling within short cycles, payments infrastructure has shifted from a back-office concern to a source of balance-sheet, reputational, and systemic risk. FinExtra
  • In telecom retail, large operators risk unknowingly preparing the ground for Apple, Amazon, hyperscalers, and AI commerce platforms to capture the customer relationship layer. iQmetrix

Last updated: 06 April 2026



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