Elektrischer Pickup: Produktionspause für den Ford F-150 Lightning verhängt
Ford stellt die Produktion des Pick-up-Trucks F-150 Lightning vorübergehend ein, weil die Nachfrage fehlt. (Ford, Elektroauto)
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Ford stellt die Produktion des Pick-up-Trucks F-150 Lightning vorübergehend ein, weil die Nachfrage fehlt. (Ford, Elektroauto)
Die NIS2-Richtlinie bringt neue Cybersicherheitsanforderungen für Unternehmen. Ein praxisorientierter Workshop zeigt, wie NIS2 in bestehende IT-Sicherheitskonzepte integriert und gesetzliche Vorgaben erfüllt werden. (Golem Karrierewelt, Unternehmenssof…
European nations don’t want to remain beholden to Starlink, OneWeb, or other networks.
The European Commission announced Thursday it plans to sign a contract with the continent's leading space companies before the end of the year to begin development of a 290-satellite broadband Internet network estimated to cost more than 10 billion euros (about $10.9 billion).
The press release announcing the contract award to IRIS²—known as Infrastructure for Resilience, Interconnectivity and Security by Satellite—did not specify the financial details of the agreement, but European media has widely reported the 10 billion euro cost. The commission's decision follows an evaluation of the best-and-final offer from the SpaceRISE consortium formed by European satellite network operators SES, Eutelsat, and Hispasat.
The European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, is managing the IRIS² program, which will also receive funding from the European Space Agency and European industry in a public-private partnership. European governments previously expected to provide around 60 percent of the funding for the initiative. Under that plan, European industry would supply roughly 40 percent of the money in a public-private partnership. The specifics of the final cost-sharing arrangement were not available Thursday.