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Orange expands direct-to-device partnerships with AST SpaceMobile and U.S. constellations

Orange has advanced its direct-to-device strategy by signing partnership agreements with AST SpaceMobile and additional U.S. satellite-constellation operators, broadening commercial D2D options while pressing partners for guarantees on the security, resilience, and commercial launch timelines of satellite-based mobile services in Europe.

2026-03-02T13:33:31.538788-08:00

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Anthropic’s Claude Targets Travel — What Airlines, Airports and OTAs Need to Know

2026-03-02T10:11:46.094515-08:00

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Pentagon details cyber and space 'first-mover' role against Iran

2026-03-02T06:53:51.624316-08:00

Space Intel Report

Ukraine and SpaceX clash over maintaining Starlink service in conflict zone

2026-02-27T07:51:17.204715-08:00

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Orange expands direct-to-device partnerships with AST SpaceMobile and U.S. constellations Orange has advanced its direct-to-device strategy by signing partnership agreements with AST SpaceMobile and additional U.S. satellite-constellation operators, broadening commercial D2D options while pressing partners for guarantees on the security, resilience, and commercial launch timelines of satellite-based mobile services in Europe.

2026-03-02T13:33:31.538788-08:00

Orange expands direct-to-device partnerships with AST SpaceMobile and U.S. constellations

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Anthropic’s Claude Targets Travel — What Airlines, Airports and OTAs Need to Know Anthropic has unveiled a travel-focused capability for its Claude AI, aimed at airlines, airports and online travel agencies. The offering targets passenger and operations workflows, promising automation and efficiency while raising questions about data sharing, vendor risk and operational resilience.

2026-03-02T10:11:46.094515-08:00

Anthropic’s Claude Targets Travel — What Airlines, Airports and OTAs Need to Know

SpaceNews.com

Pentagon details cyber and space 'first-mover' role against Iran The Pentagon disclosed using cyber and space capabilities as a 'first mover' to shape operations against Iran, describing preemptive actions to detect, disrupt and degrade adversary systems ahead of wider military steps. Officials framed cyber and orbital tools as integral to deterrence and campaign advantage.

2026-03-02T06:53:51.624316-08:00

Pentagon details cyber and space 'first-mover' role against Iran

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AI, biometrics and real‑time analytics are remaking airport security in 2026 In 2026 airport security systems are integrating AI, biometric screening, real‑time analytics and converged surveillance to improve threat detection, speed passenger processing and cut queue times. Operators are combining automated identity checks with behavior‑based analytics and sensor fusion to balance safety, throughput and data‑handling requirements.

2026-02-28T14:53:35.199171-08:00

AI, biometrics and real‑time analytics are remaking airport security in 2026

Skift

Southwest bans recording-capable smart glasses and wearables for employees Southwest Airlines has implemented a policy prohibiting employees from wearing smart glasses or other wearable technology capable of audio or video recording while on duty. The restriction covers on‑work use of any device with recording functions and applies to operational and customer‑facing staff.

2026-02-27T13:51:00.985017-08:00

Southwest bans recording-capable smart glasses and wearables for employees

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Ukraine and SpaceX clash over maintaining Starlink service in conflict zone Four years after Russia’s invasion, Ukraine and SpaceX are in a dispute over maintaining Starlink satellite broadband service in the conflict zone. The disagreement centers on continued use of Starlink for fixed and battlefield communications inside Ukraine and who is responsible for sustaining service amid wartime risks.

2026-02-27T07:51:17.204715-08:00

Ukraine and SpaceX clash over maintaining Starlink service in conflict zone

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Mynaric-led German consortium demonstrates two-way QKD with commercial off‑the‑shelf hardware A German consortium including Mynaric has successfully demonstrated two-way quantum key distribution (QKD) transmission using commercial off‑the‑shelf hardware, validating bidirectional QKD operation on commercially available equipment. The result suggests a near-term path to integrate quantum‑secured links into existing communications platforms.

2026-02-26T22:13:58.474251-08:00

Mynaric-led German consortium demonstrates two-way QKD with commercial off‑the‑shelf hardware

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Pentagon asks Boeing and Lockheed to assess reliance on Anthropic’s Claude amid potential supply‑chain risk designation The Pentagon has asked Boeing and Lockheed Martin to assess their reliance on Anthropic’s AI model Claude, a preliminary step toward possibly designating Anthropic as a “supply chain risk.” The request signals Pentagon scrutiny of commercial AI vendors supplied to major defense contractors.

2026-02-25T15:11:41.738356-08:00

Pentagon asks Boeing and Lockheed to assess reliance on Anthropic’s Claude amid potential supply‑chain risk designation

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Orange expands direct-to-device partnerships with AST SpaceMobile and U.S. constellations

Anthropic’s Claude Targets Travel — What Airlines, Airports and OTAs Need to Know

Pentagon details cyber and space 'first-mover' role against Iran

Ukraine and SpaceX clash over maintaining Starlink service in conflict zone

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