20 April 2026
Taara, a graduate of X, Google’s Moonshot Factory, has announced that its light-based wireless optical connectivity (WOC) technology will power Cintegral’s ST 2110 Fiber-over-Air solution, enabling real-time TV and media production workflows on remote sets where cable-based infrastructure is unfeasible.
In remote production environments, footage often has to be stored locally and physically carried to post for transfer, processing, and archive. Taara Lightbridge creates a high-capacity wireless bridge between those locations, allowing production teams to move data in real time across sites without laying an inch of cable.
20 April 2026
dbt Labs has released its fourth annual State of Analytics Engineering Report, revealing a growing gap between the speed at which AI is transforming data work and the systems designed to ensure its reliability.
As AI becomes embedded in analytics workflows, organisations are producing data faster than ever, but governance, validation, and trust mechanisms are not keeping pace. As a result, trust in data has emerged as the most widely prioritised organisational objective, rising to 83% year over year. In this environment, organisations that invest in governance, validation, and data quality as strategic priorities are best positioned to scale AI-driven outcomes reliably and turn acceleration into sustainable impact.
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10 April 2026
More than half of enterprises are operating with outdated device operating systems, significantly increasing their exposure to cyber attacks, according to new research from Jamf.
The findings, based on analysis of over 150,000 Mac devices in Jamf’s latest Security 360 Report, reveal widespread gaps in basic security hygiene. Around 53% of organisations identified devices running critically outdated operating systems, while 95% of applications analysed contained at least one medium-severity vulnerability.
10 April 2026
Berg Insight, the IoT market research provider, has released a new research report covering antennas for cellular IoT devices.
Antennas are one of the key components of wireless devices and play a central role in determining wireless performance, coverage and power efficiency. In cellular IoT applications, antenna design is further complicated by the need to support multiple cellular frequency bands, regional variants and in many cases other technologies such as GNSS, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.



