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Castle Water Networks Ltd has applied for an appointment replacing Thames Water Limited as a relevant water and sewerage undertaker for: The Peninsula Hotel, London| Castle Water
Five years ago, Eric Aguilar was fed up. He had worked on lidar and other sensors for years at Tesla and Google X, but the technology always seemed too expensive and, more importantly, unreliable. He replaced the lidar sensors when they broke—which was all too often, and seemingly at random—and developed complex calibration methods and maintenance routines just to keep them functioning and the cars drivable. So, when he reached the end of his rope, he invented a more robust technology—w...| IEEE Spectrum
IM4 Public Sector (IM4PS), a group of key information management practitioners in the public sector, has endorsed the aims and objectives of the Information Management Initiative (IMI), launched by nima and the Construction Leadership Council in November 2024 (news). The Information Management for Public Sector (IM4PS) group comprises key individuals who have been leading the...| nima
Network detection & response software can spot an attack and respond in milliseconds. Learn how it works in this guide.| Datamation
Castle Water Networks Ltd has applied for an appointment replacing Thames Water Limited as a relevant water and sewerage undertaker for: The Peninsula Hotel, London| Castle Water
The internet depends on a network of submarine cables no thicker than a garden hose, yet these tiny conduits carry the vast majority of global internet traffic. As digital demand explodes and new cables proliferate, cable route engineers face an increasingly complex challenge: finding space on the seafloor for new systems while maintaining the safety and reliability of existing infrastructure.| TeleGeography Blog
Global internet bandwidth increased by 23% in 2025, maintaining its consistent pace of steady growth. Total international bandwidth now stands at an impressive 1,835 Tbps, representing a four-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24%. Although the pace of growth has slowed ever so slightly in recent years, bandwidth has still more than doubled since 2021.| TeleGeography Blog
While new submarine cable systems are being built to expand global internet capacity, the maintenance of submarine cables has not seen the investment required to maintain these systems.| TeleGeography Blog
Submarine cables carry over 99% of international data traffic and face unprecedented cybersecurity challenges that extend far beyond traditional network security. In this episode of the TeleGeography Explains the Internetpodcast, Ferris Adi, Chief Information Security Officer at Trans Americas Fiber System, recently shared insights on the evolving threat landscape and strategic approaches to protecting these vital assets.| TeleGeography Blog
Learn how much submarine cables cost, who builds submarine cables, and how cable operators make money.| blog.telegeography.com
IM4Power, the information management network for the UK electricity transmission and distribution sector established in late 2024, is looking for power industry experts to lead its activities. It is aiming to accelerate the deployment of the latest information management processes and digital tools in the race to Clean Power 2030. IM4Power’s chair, Scott Pritchard (lead digital...| nima
Providers’ shift to predominantly 100 Gbps internet backbones continues to reduce the average cost of carrying traffic, enabling profitability at lower prices. As a result, price erosion remains the universal norm, reflecting the introduction of competition into new markets and the response of more expensive carriers to lower prices.| TeleGeography Blog
How AI will impact enterprise networks is a huge topic that we're tackling in a multi-part series. In these posts, we're comparing the total cost of ownership (TCO) of a legacy MPLS network—one that still represents many multinationals’ WANs in 2025—to various hybrid or internet-first alternatives designed to accommodate changes brought by AI and cloud.| TeleGeography Blog
Making your legacy network capable of handing the AI boom is the smart move for future-proofing your network—and your budget.| blog.telegeography.com
Recently, I was asked: what if Edison had won the Battle of the Currents? As power grids today are increasingly dominated by inverter-based generation, could a direct current (dc) grid be more effective than the alternating current (ac) grids we rely on today? Would we still need spinning mass, inertia, and frequency control| Watt-Logic
How will AI shape the future of enterprise network configurations? Here's what the data says about AI-driven bandwidth demand increases and cloud connectivity.| blog.telegeography.com
I’ve been working with Adittya Chaudhuri on some ideas related to this series of blog articles, and now our paper is done! • John Baez and Adittya Chaudhuri, Graphs with polarities. Abst…| Azimuth
In a farming village tucked into Nicaragua’s dry corridor, 100 families are building their own access to clean, reliable drinking water, supported by our partnership with PS&S, a mid-sized engineering firm based in New Jersey. This collaboration represents a fresh approach to corporate social responsibility, where a mid-size firm can have a direct and meaningful…| Green Empowerment
One network, with which many of my readers are familiar, is Facebook. At its core, Facebook is a network (graph) of users (nodes) connected by friendships (edges). Each user exists and experiences content within the confines of their Facebook subgraph, the portion of the network consisting of their friends. When analyzed properly, an individual’s friendship network paints a historical picture of his or her social engagement. Here I’ve created my Facebook friendship network …| Satoshi Village
Iberdrola announced a €5 billion capital increase to finance networks operations in the US and UK, where framework condition are attractive.| Smart Energy International
At Fluence, innovation drives our mission to transform the way we power our world by delivering industry-leading energy storage solutions. Our process is rooted in proactive research, customer feedback, and strategic foresight. We consistently push the boundaries of performance, efficiency, and value creation for our customers. But what guides these efforts, and how do we decide which battery technologies to bring to market? In this blog, we will explore how Fluence approaches technology prio...| Full Potential Blog
As Hurricane Beryl battered Texas in July 2024, leaving millions without power for days and causing an estimated $32 billion in economic losses, the importance of grid resilience was again thrust into the spotlight. This devastating event is not an isolated incident but part of a troubling trend. Power outages in the United States are on the rise, with major disruptions increasing by 64% from 2011 to 2021 compared to the previous decade.| Full Potential Blog
It’s just 10 days until the official start of the summer holidays in Leeds! ⭐️ Introducing @childfriendlyleeds‘ 2025 Summer guide to free, pay as you can, and low-cost things to do... Read More| Artforms Leeds
The Iberian blackout demonstrated the importance of voltage control and reactive power, and how a weak grid, with poor controls, was brought down by a single faulty solar inverter. In this second part of my analysis of the Iberian blackout, I examine the specific technical causes of the incident. Where technical concepts such as [...] The post Voltage, inertia and the Iberian blackout part 2: faulty PV inverter crashed the grid appeared first on Watt-Logic.| Watt-Logic
The Iberian blackout demonstrated the importance of voltage control and reactive power, but these concepts are poorly understood even by people within the electricity sector. In this two-part series of posts I will look at voltage, active power and reactive power in power grids and how they relate to the blackout in Iberia on [...] The post Voltage, inertia and the Iberian blackout part 1: the theory appeared first on Watt-Logic.| Watt-Logic
503 errors between AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service and AWS Application LoadBalancer – three causes and three solutions| RTFM: Linux, DevOps, and system administration | DevOps-engineering, and syst...
RIPE Atlas is a global, open, real-time distributed Internet measurement platform, consisting of over 12,000 probes and more than 800 anchors| Chris Grundemann
A new report shows how to enhance submarine cable security and resilience, detailing regulations and geopolitics related to cable maintenance and repair.| blog.telegeography.com
For most people, new ideas and perspectives make us uncomfortable. It’s easier and less taxing to surround ourselves with people who agree with our worldview, and reinforce our way of thinking, to make us believe we are correct. We self-select our communities, both in the physical world, and the online space, and these friends or peers become an extension of our own identity. A byproduct of this selection process is that our communities end up looking a lot like us and behaving like us. Tec...| louisgray.com
The final report into the North Hyde fire makes for difficult reading both for NGET's poor maintenance culture and Ofgem's oversight| Watt-Logic
In the wake of the Iberian blackout is it really wise of NESO to seek a reduction in the minimum inertia it's required to hold?| Watt-Logic
Lilah Grace Canevaro, Mirko Canevaro, Henry Stead, Eris Williams-Reed The CUCD Equality and Diversity Report published in 2020 offered a valuable insight into the ‘current state of the discipline’ and has since prompted some productive actions across the UK and beyond. At the outset, the report indicated that its analysis focused on gender and race,Continue reading "If Class Were a Protected Characteristic"| CUCD EDI
Dr Cora Beth Fraser, autistic classicist, Honorary Associate at The Open University and Director of Asterion How do you build a community for people who prefer to avoid unnecessary social interaction? How do you achieve visible representation of a group who risk discrimination at work if they talk too frankly about their problems? How doContinue reading "Building Asterion: Support for Neurodiversity in Classics"| CUCD EDI
Organised by Professor Barbara Goff and Dr Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis At the start of July 2021, the Inclusive Classics Initiative, led by Professor Barbara Goff (University of Reading) and Dr Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis (University of St Andrews), held its second online, international workshop ‘Towards a More Inclusive Classics II’. This event was co-chaired by Barbara Goff (UniversityContinue reading "Inclusive Classics Initiative: Report on ‘Towards a More Inclusive Classics II’ Inter...| CUCD EDI
Yesterday demonstrated some of the challenges of high wind generation on the GB system, with lots of activity in the Balancing Mechanism, particularly to curtail wind and CCGTs, as well as bringing up CCGTs, and some counter-intuitive interconnector activity. It also exposed issues with poor forecasting, which I have highlighted before. Wind output was [...] The post High wind and forecasting errors cause havoc on the GB grid appeared first on Watt-Logic.| Watt-Logic
The total Iberian blackout on 28 April 2025 illustrates the dangers of operating power grids with low inertia| Watt-Logic
I had previously been (woefully) unaware of the opportunities for abusing various naming systems| Alice, Eve and Bob - a security blog
Discover our research on optimizing decentralized public finance, aimed at improving public goods allocation across regions to boost overall welfare and efficiency.| Cambridge Judge Business School
Heathrow airport blackout following substation fire highlights vulnerabilities in UK critical infrastructure| Watt-Logic
Understanding the difference between lit capacity and potential capacity explains a key aspect of the submarine cable market.| blog.telegeography.com
Here are 13 key data center terms—and what they mean.| blog.telegeography.com
Content warning: Links to and discussion of edgy people with perverse opinions on hot-button topics too diverse to mention but which surely include gender, eugenics, speech and religion Notes on eccentrics, mavericks, outsider geniuses and fools. What my family called stroppy people. Lacking an identifiable label so you show up in diversity metrics? Not sure whether you are rebelling against society or conforming to a subgroup? How do you get by as a mad outsider? Will you be right twice a da...| The Dan MacKinlay stable of variably-well-consider’d enterprises
There are many OpenVPN clients among which we can choose; discover the OpenVPN clients we recommend at Stackscale and how to install them.| Stackscale
As more people use new and emerging AI-powered tools, organisations and employees need to get ahead of the technology to stay safe.| Silicon Republic
Introducing the 2025 State of the Network Report—our eighth annual check-in on all things telecom.| blog.telegeography.com
For some time now I’ve used “Is a liminal space” as my tagline and it has always intrigued me how people latch on to the…| Is a Liminal Space
The tightest day in the GB power market since 2011 saw a near miss for blackouts and demand control as the spare margin fell to 580 MW| Watt-Logic
The GB power grid seems to be operating at the margins, with frequency often drifting outside operational limits| Watt-Logic
The contributions of renewables and interconnectors to the grid are lower than the UK Government believes| Watt-Logic
In my new report I describe the problems with relying on electricity interconnectors for security of supply| Watt-Logic
When it comes to selecting a health insurance plan, the premium is the most important factor for many shoppers – especially those who are currently healthy. But price shouldn't be the only factor upon which you base your selection, even if your primary concern is financial.| healthinsurance.org
We hope that the UK will never see another major livestock disease outbreak such as foot and mouth disease or avian influenza. But if we do, we will be much better prepared to deal with it thanks to EPIC, the Centre of Expertise on Animal Disease Outbreaks. This interdisciplinary group of researchers from several Scottish […]| Naturally Speaking
Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health & Comparative Medicine researcher Prof Rod Page was recently awarded the Ebbe Nielsen prize for his proposal to help document the biodiversity of Australia by linking a variety of open sources of data. Tune in to hear about the challenges and opportunities associated with the exciting field of ‘biodiversity informatics’ […]| Naturally Speaking
A quiet August? Not for sharing tech and telecom stories around the TeleGeography office.| blog.telegeography.com
Some thoughts on advancements in Artificial Intelligence.| 𝗗𝗔𝗥𝗞 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗫𝗜𝗦𝗠
Global cybercrime costs are projected to soar from $9.22 trillion (£7.14 trillion) in 2024 to $13.82 trillion (£10.7 trillion) by| Data Centre & Network News
At the end of last week, news emerged that airlines, media, banks, hospitals and many other enterprises were all dealing| Data Centre & Network News
Macquarie Telecom, part of Macquarie Technology Group, has announced it has signed a new agreement with Summit Homes Group, a| Data Centre & Network News
We are happy to announce the release of our latest research deliverable, D5.3, from Hexa-X Project's Work Package 5 (WP5) focused on "Final 6G architectural enablers and technological solutions"! This is the third and last deliverable of Work Package 5. The post New deliverable focused on final 6G architectural enablers and technological solutions has been published first appeared on Hexa-X.| Hexa-X
Ofgem is minded to reject all but one of the interconnector projects applying for authorisation in the cap and floor regime| Watt-Logic
National Grid's £7 billion fully underwritten rights issue tanked their shares. Is this a warning or a watershed for energy sector financing?| Smart Energy International
National Grid is planning £66bn over 5 years into its power networks, guaranteeing the plan with £7bn in fully underwritten rights issues.| Smart Energy International
We launch the Growing Community Food Enterprises toolkit, for any project wishing to make the step to become a food enterprise.| Brighton and Hove Food Partnership
The opening of the Viking Link has been greeted with enthusiasm but relying on interconnectors carries risks| Watt-Logic
(see part 1 here) Once I fixed all my bugs in Batch Normalisation implementation and fine-tuned all parameters, I started getting reasonable results. In particular, it turned out that I needed to s…| Rafał Cieślak's blog
The Two Global Forces Series at The Future of Leadership Substack The dynamic we are in is the tension between the global and the local, between centralization and decentralization, and what happens when the center of society no longer supports the periphery. The Two Global Forces are: The Centralized Institutions of Governance and Finance… The post The Two Global Forces Series appeared first on Dr. Ed Brenegar.| Dr. Ed Brenegar
The Networks of Relationships Series at The Future of Leadership Substack Every day I become more convinced that the skills of networking are the most important ones for the future. In this video, I discuss the importance of networking and how it factors into The Eddy Network Podcast. The Networks of Relationships Series on Substack… The post The Networks of Relationships Series appeared first on Dr. Ed Brenegar.| Dr. Ed Brenegar
A VPN is a Virtual Private Network that allows the creation of a secure and encrypted connection to another network over the Internet.| Stackscale
HTTP/2 fingerprinting is a method by which web servers can identify which client is sending the request to them1. It can identify the browser type and version, for instance, or whether a script is used. The method relies on the internals of the HTTP/2 protocol which are less widely known that those of its simpler predecessor HTTP/1.1. In this post I will first give a short description of the HTTP/2 protocol, then provide details on how a web server can use the protocol’s various parameters ...| lwt hiker
