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7/29/2022
• UK
North East Advanced Material Electronics Cluster Formerly Launched
• U.S. Army
Tests Aerial Tier Communications
• UK Launches £25M Future
Open Networks Research Challenge
• Germany
to Cut Subsidies to Electric Cars (sell at actual price)
• Earthquake Detection Using
Submarine Communications Cables
7/28/2022
• Least
and Most Expensive Countries for Mobile Data
• Eutelsat and OneWeb Want to
Upstage Elon Musk's Starlink
• Bad Comparisons Distort
State of U.S. Broadband
• SkyWater + State of Indiana +
Parvoo U. to
Build $1.8B Semi Fab
• Russia
to Quit International Space Station After 2024 (leaving
only China to transport U.S. astronauts)
7/27/2022
• ARRL Offering
QST Column for Radio Clubs
• U.S.
Scientists Keep Ties with Chinese Peers Despite Crackdown (see
response)
• Monet
Submarine Cable Activated in Atlantic
• India Kicks off
Long-Delayed 5G Spectrum Auction
• Cognitive Skills for
Engineering Success
7/26/2022
• NIST Selects 4
Post-Quantum Encryption Standards
• FCC Only Funds 40% of
Huawei Rip and Replace Costs
• U.S.
Struggles to Fill Cyber Defense Jobs (solution:
stop fostering entitled numbnuts in schools)
• TSMC
Trims Expansion Plans as Outlook Dims
• Will
Section 301 Tariffs on China Be Rolled Back
7/25/2022
• Pentagon Renames UFO Office to
All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (no kidding)
• GlobalFoundries Celebrates
U.S. Vote on CHIPS Act
• Chinese Carriers Deploy
>1.85M
5G Base Stations
• FCC
Queries Carriers on Data Privacy Policies
• Why You Should
Use All Your
Vacation Time
7/22/2022
• World's Copper
Supply Severely Deficient (U.S. #4 in
Cu mining)
• Advanced
Radar Environment Simulators Provide Cost-Effective Testing
• U.S. Chip Companies Do
56% of Global R&D Spending
• Global
EV Market Outlook
• BT
Looks to India to Plug Digital Skills Gap
7/21/2022
• Nokia to Test
Open RAN and Radar Compatibility
• Amateur
Radio to Be Showcased at EAA AirVenture July 25-31
• NASA
Buying Rides to ISS with Russia Despite Sending Billion$ to Ukraine
• World Is
Not Yet Ready for Electric Cars
• Bosch
Investing €3B in Semiconductors by 2026
7/20/2022
• SpaceX and Dish's
Super-Shady War
for the World
• Convergence
of Wireless and Wireline a Telecom Megatrend
• ARRL
Job Opening: Public Relations & Outreach Manager
• Research Institutions Attempt to
Unlock 6G Technology
• FCC
Fines Ham Operator for Interfering with Emergency Communications
7/19/2022
• Ulrich
Rohde, N1UL, to Receive Engineering Achievement Award
(yet another)
• Fabless
Takes Record 34.8% of IC Market
• ARRL,
TAPR Digital Communications Conference in September
• TSMC
Q2 Profit up 76.4% Y-o-Y
•
Bluetooth SIG Announces Completion of LE Audio Specifications
7/18/2022
• Starlink's
Space-Based Internet Leadership Battle
• ARRL
Foundation 2022 Scholarship Awards Announced
• U.S.
Air Force Looking to Europe for Commercial Technologies
• 9.1%
- Building Inflation Back Better (not including
energy)
• Is a
Space Force National Guard Needed?
• Samsung
Guidance Lifts Semi Industry
7/15/2022
• 5G
for 12 GHz Coalition Snaps Back at Starlink
• mmWave
5G Requires Better Thermal Management, More Antenna Elements
• Spaceflight Experiment
Recurve Launches to Support Warfighter Comms
• FCC Legacy
CORES System
to Be Retired
• May
Semi Sales up 18% Y-o-Y
7/14/2022
• 5G-Advanced
Launching in 2025
• Are
Superconducting Power Lines Still a Viable Option?
• Largest
Submarine Cable Between Australia and U.S.
• Semi
Foundry Cancellations Growing
• Research Institutions Attempt to
Unlock 6G Technology
7/13/2022
• FCC's New
Requirements for Network Resiliency
• Russian Operators Unite for
5G Research Joint Venture
• Electron Whirlpools
Observed
•
Superconductivity Observed in Twisted Trilayer Graphene
• The 40 Most
Powerful People in Radio
7/12/2022
• India Cracking down on
Chinese Smartphone Makers
• Gallium
Oxide Beats Silicon Power Limit
• Cultivating
Next-Gen Semiconductor Workforce
• Satellites Using
Astrophotography Technique to Improve Signals
• British
Telecom Workers Vote to Strike Amid "Culture of Fear"
7/11/2022
• GSMA Says
Industry Needs Another 7 GHz of 5G Spectrum
• Chip
Shortage Strands 95K GM Vehicles Unfinished in Storage
• FCC Greenlights
Starlink Use on Moving Cars
• Pan-Arctic
Fibre Cable to Connect Iceland and Japan
• Ransomware
Greatest Risk to Supply Chain
7/8/2022
• SpaceX Urges
Starlink Users to Join Fight Against Dish
• Vodaphone Effectively Says "To
773H with Private Landowners"
• Middle Eastern
Perspective on 5G-Advanced
• Foundry
Capacity to Grow 14% in 2022
• £1.3B/Year
Lost Due to Broadband Outages
7/7/2022
• EU Parliament Declares
Nuclear and Gas "Green" Energy
• Open RF Association Adds Working Group to
Streamline RF Front End Specs
• Samsung 1st to
3nm GAA Transistors
• Chinese
Supercomputer Achieves "Brain-Scale" AI
• Steel
Safeguarding a Threat to Manufacturing Jobs
• TV
Subscriptions to Pass 3 Billion in 2027
7/6/2022
• Strategic
Petroleum Reserve Oil Going to Europe & Asia
• WiFi
6e Published
• Starlink
Speeds Increase 38% in the U.S. YoY
• Total Telecom
Roundup of Broadband Progression
• FCC's Carr Says
TikTok a National Security Risk
• LEGO-Like
Reconfigurable Artificial Intelligence Chip
7/5/2022
• SES Satellite to
Clear Part of C-Band for 5G
• Beam-Steering
Technology to Increase Efficiency of Data Transmission
• ARRL
Field Day 2022: 500,000 Contacts Already Reported
• China Building Giant
Solar Wind Measuring Telescope for Satellites
• Ocean
Shipping Reform Act Signed into Law Affects Supply Chain
7/4/2022
• Private
Jet Usage at 10-Year High - Facebook #1 (hypocritical
woketards typically worst offenders)
• Space
Force Seeks Bigger Voice in Military Operations
• Subsea
Cable to Link Greece and Egypt
• ARRL Represented at
International Amateur Radio Exhibition in Germany
• 5G
to Account for 40% of India Cellular by 2027
• Coal
Making Comeback in Europe
7/1/2022
• Belgian
Spectrum Auction Raises €1.2B
• China to Build
Space Solar Power Station
• Retail's Future Amid
Supply Chain Challenges
• U.S. House Proposes
$10B in NG911 Auction Funding
• Gallium
Oxide Power Switching
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