Joe O'Halloran is a journalist at TechTarget, specializing in sports and sports broadcasting. He covers a range of topics including 5G technology, telecommunications infrastructure, IoT device management, optical communications, cloud computing, and AI platforms. Joe's work has been featured in TechTarget, SVG Europe, and ComputerWeekly.com.
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Held every two years, the International Island Games sees athletes from across the globe compete in a variety of sporting events, including athletics, ...
By: Joe O Halloran
By Joe O'Halloran Tuesday, October 28, 2025 - 10:25 Print This Story NBC produced the world feed for this year's Ryder Cup
By: Joe O Halloran
The Milano Cortina Winter Olympics was nothing if not spectacular. It was the Games of the ice skating grace of Alysa Liu, the back-flipping acrobatics of Ilia Malinin, and for UK eyes, the historic double skeleton golds won by Matt Weston – one with Tabitha Stoecker in the team event – plus the snowboarding success of Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale. And these UK eyes, as well as everyone else's, witnessed this spectacle in the highest of broadcast quality.
By: Joe O Halloran
Given the absolute critical nature of advanced knowledge systems in the sport for well over 40 years, it's somewhat ironic to think that as Formula 1 had its unscheduled break in April, technology has been the story so far in the racing season for 2026. Drivers have reacted with unprecedented near unanimity to the shortcomings of their cars' new hybrid combustion/electric engines.
Satellite IoT connectivity firm adds cellular connectivity to its 5G non-terrestrial network and asset tracker device to create a hybrid IoT network that is claimed to deliver ‘seamless' satellite and cellular coverage
Keppel has received Singapore regulatory authorisation for its proposed Kruger Cable System, a step toward a westbound link between Singapore and the Middle East. Computer Weekly reports that the FBO approval gives the company a legal basis to run the Singapore-side communications facilities associated with the proposed system.
