Southern Cross Next cable lands, connecting Australia, NZ and US
Southern Cross Next cable lands, connecting Australia, NZ and US
The cable will expand the capacity of US to Oceania global connectivity by up to an additional 72 terabits per second. Credit: Southern Cross Cable Network
Southern Cross has landed its Next cable connecting Australia with California in what has been called the largest capacity express route between the two nations and also New Zealand.
Known as SX Next, the cable will expand the capacity of US to Oceania global connectivity by up to an additional 72 terabits per second, the cable s owner, Pacific Carriage, said.
EWG study recommends stringent health-based standards for radiation exposure from wireless devices
A peer-reviewed study by the Environmental Working Group recommends stringent health-based exposure standards for both children and adults for radiofrequency radiation emitted from wireless devices. EWG s children s guideline is the first of its kind and fills a gap left by federal regulators.
The study, published in the journal
Environmental Health, relies on the methodology developed by the Environmental Protection Agency to assess human health risks arising from toxic chemical exposures. EWG scientists have applied the same methods to radiofrequency radiation from wireless devices, including cellphones and tablets.
EWG recommends the Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, adjust its woefully outdated health standards for wireless radiation, last revised a quarter-century ago, well before wireless devices became ubiquitous, heavily used appliances synonymous with modern life.
Joe Biden considers Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis-backed plan for internet in Cuba
Ron DeSantis and Joe Biden at Surfside. Image via AP.
President
Joe Biden is looking for ways to help Cubans as they protest the island’s communist dictatorship, including a plan raised by U.S. Sen.
Marco Rubio and Gov.
Rubio, the son of Cuban immigrants,
mentioned the proposal in a letter last week to Biden after a pro-democracy uprising in Cuba. Rubio and DeSantis elevated the plan for free satellite internet access throughout the week as they
Earlier this month, the regime moved to quickly cut off internet access to stop images of the protests from being broadcast to the world. Havana has been returning to normal in recent days, even if mobile internet data service remained limited.
Welcome to the Oregon FBIâs Tech Tuesday segment. Today: Building a digital defense against technology fails while traveling.
You and your family are finally getting to take a vacation this summer after months of lockdowns and closures. The world finally seems to be getting back to normal. Unfortunately, cyber thieves are just waiting for you to pack your bags. Your browser does not support the audio element.
According to our friends at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), here are some ways to keep you and your digital devices safe while you travel:
Leave any devices you donât truly need at home.
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