Margo Anderson

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Margo Anderson

LAS VEGAS — Zach Hyman scored from just above the right circle with 3:02 left to put Edmonton ahead for good, and the Oilers rallied yet again this postseason to beat the Golden Knights, 4-2, on Tuesday night in Game 1 of the second-round series. The Oilers, who came back from 2-0 down, set an NHL record with their fifth consecutive playoff comeback victory.

3 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Margo Anderson

LAS VEGAS — Brett Howden scored two goals and the Golden Knights opened their first-round Western Conference playoffs series with a 4-2 victory Sunday night over the Wild. Tomas Hertl had a goal and an assist for the Golden Knights, Pavel Dorofeyev also scored, and Adin Hill made 18 saves. Matt Boldy scored both Wild goals, Kirill Kaprizov assisted on both, and Filip Gustavsson stopped 23 shots. Game 2 is Tuesday night in Las Vegas. Both teams traded goals in the first period.

1 month ago | spectrum.ieee.org | Margo Anderson

When Meta announced its plans for a vast new fiber optic network covering 50,000 kilometers and linking five continents last month, the company’s selling point was cutting-edge undersea cable tech. What went unsaid, however, was the geopolitical challenges the project might also face, along with potential insights it could reveal about Meta’s upcoming priorities. The company is hardly alone as a private player extending long fiber optic routes across oceans.

1 month ago | evdriven.com | Margo Anderson

When Meta announced its plans for a vast new fiber optic network covering 50,000 kilometers and linking five continents last month, the company’s selling point was cutting-edge undersea cable tech. What went unsaid, however, was the geopolitical challenges the project might also face, along with potential insights it could reveal about Meta’s upcoming priorities. The company is hardly alone as a private player extending long fiber optic routes across oceans.

2 months ago | spectrum.ieee.org | Margo Anderson

Last month, Ofcom, the United Kingdom’s telecom regulator, granted Amazon’s Kuiper Systems a license to provide low-Earth orbit-based (LEO) broadband Internet in the country. The move places Kuiper systems in a rival position with the industry leader, and SpaceX subsidiary, Starlink Services. And while more specialized LEO broadband Internet interests are also emerging—in the public and private sectors—Ofcom’s decision signifies an important shift in consumer LEO internet providers.