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The 1913 Deal That Helped AT&T Avoid an Antitrust Showdown

The 1913 Deal That Helped AT&T Avoid an Antitrust Showdown

The telephone, patented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, quickly became a pivotal communications tool in American history. From its inception, the...
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The Hidden Decision Behind ARPANET: A Complete History and Deep Dive

The Hidden Decision Behind ARPANET: A Complete History and Deep Dive

Discover the true story of ARPANET. It wasn't built to survive a nuclear attack, but for a far more practical reason that shaped the internet we use today.
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Gibson Dunn Bolsters Intellectual Property Practice with Key Hires in Dallas

Gibson Dunn Bolsters Intellectual Property Practice with Key Hires in Dallas

Gibson Dunn Bolsters Intellectual Property Practice with Key Hires in Dallas
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AT&T signs over $3 billion fiber deal with Corning as data demand surges

AT&T signs over $3 billion fiber deal with Corning as data demand surges

Sept 29 (Reuters) - AT&T on Tuesday said it had signed a multi-year deal worth more than $3 billion with Corning to procure fiber and cable, as the telecom giant expands its network to meet surging demand for data. Corning shares rose 3.3% in premarket trading.
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Qualcomm Seeks Wireless Software Engineer with AI Expertise for 5G/6G Modem Development

Qualcomm Seeks Wireless Software Engineer with AI Expertise for 5G/6G Modem Development

Qualcomm Seeks Wireless Software Engineer with AI Expertise for 5G/6G Modem Development
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Comcast Deploys Fiber Sensing Technology to Enhance Network Reliability

Comcast Deploys Fiber Sensing Technology to Enhance Network Reliability

Comcast Deploys Fiber Sensing Technology to Enhance Network Reliability
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Dr. Stephen F. Knott Explores Long Tradition of Conspiracy Theories in American Presidency

Dr. Stephen F. Knott Explores Long Tradition of Conspiracy Theories in American Presidency

Dr. Stephen F. Knott, a Professor of National Security Affairs at the United States Naval War College, is presenting on the long tradition of conspiracy theories within the American presidency. His work delves into how these theories have shaped the political landscape and public perception throughout U.S. history. Dr. Knott previously served as Co-Chair of the Presidential Oral History Program at the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia and as an Associate Professor in the Political Science Department at the United States Air Force Academy. He is the author of nine books focusing on the American presidency, the early republic, and American foreign policy, including titles such as 'Secret and Sanctioned: Covert Operations and the American Presidency' and 'The Lost Soul of the American Presidency: The Decline into Demagoguery and the Prospects for Renewal.' His most recent book is 'Coming to Terms with John F. Kennedy.' Dr. Knott is also a regular presenter at History Camp Boston.
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NVIDIA Launches Open Agent Safety Platform to Enhance AI Security

NVIDIA Launches Open Agent Safety Platform to Enhance AI Security

NVIDIA Launches Open Agent Safety Platform to Enhance AI Security
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Wonder Plans Autonomous Food Platform with AI, Robotics, and Drone Delivery

Wonder Plans Autonomous Food Platform with AI, Robotics, and Drone Delivery

Wonder Plans Autonomous Food Platform with AI, Robotics, and Drone Delivery
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Just got a new iPhone 18? These are the Casetify cases worth buying

Just got a new iPhone 18? These are the Casetify cases worth buying

Apple's iPhone 18 has arrived, and Casetify has options for every type of user. From military-grade protection to customizable designs, these are the iPhone 18 cases to shop.
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Reed Hastings' Visionary Approach Revolutionized Home Entertainment with Netflix

Reed Hastings' Visionary Approach Revolutionized Home Entertainment with Netflix

Reed Hastings' Visionary Approach Revolutionized Home Entertainment with Netflix
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CTIA Wireless Foundation's Catalyst 2026 Program Funds Tech Solutions for Societal Challenges

CTIA Wireless Foundation's Catalyst 2026 Program Funds Tech Solutions for Societal Challenges

The CTIA Wireless Foundation has announced the four winners of its Catalyst 2026 program, which supports social entrepreneurs leveraging wireless technology to address pressing societal issues. This year's winners are developing tech solutions for challenges ranging from mental health and chronic disease to workforce development. The program aims to help these innovators advance their ideas and expand the reach of their solutions. Dori Kreiger, President of the CTIA Wireless Foundation, and Jason Wang of FreeWorld, one of the winning organizations, discussed how wireless technology is being used in practical and unexpected ways to improve lives and strengthen communities. FreeWorld, for example, is working to create new opportunities through its technology-driven approach.