From Sputnik to SpaceX satellites have changed a lot in the last 63 years, but today it’s the investors rather than the engineers taking the lead on transforming the sector. Melanie Mingas looks at the VCS backing start-ups with mega-constellation ambitions.

Been anywhere nice recently? Well, no, of course you haven’t. Nor have any of us. That’s the whole point.

After years in the real-estate industry, Qingyuan Li became CFO of Chayora last year, where she has watched China lock down for Covid-19 and then come back to life. Data centres are vital to recovery, she tells Alan Burkitt-Gray.

COVID-19 has changed the business landscape in all industries across the globe, and the data centre sector is no exception.

How times change!

Capacity Media looks at ten of the most interesting current SD-WAN project collaborations to keep an eye on.

The popularity of SD-WANs for enterprise networks is taking off, but some users are concerned about exposing their traffic to the public internet. Alan Burkitt-Gray looks at the steps MEF, vendors and carriers are taking.

One of the most powerful forces in our rapidly digitising world is the mobile network and all that it carries under its hypothetical wings. With that in mind, Capacity is proud to present a list of six mobile heads to watch in the new decade. Compiled by Abigail Opiah.

Over the next five years private enterprise networks will explode and create a competition battleground between telcos and cloud companies. But who will win? João Marques Lima searches for an answer.

Mobile cellular communication has played an integral part in shaping our society, connecting us with people across the world and accelerating our economies. Cellular technologies have evolved from 1G to 4G with various points of focus like data rate, energy dissipation, bandwidth utilisation, and spectrum management. Now, we welcome 5G. Abigail Opiah reports.

In the aftermath of our first RCS summit, Capacity’s Natalie Bannerman examines one of the key talking points of the mobile industry, RCS. How close are we to full-scale adoption and exactly how disruptive will this technology be?

Huawei can supply 5G radio kit to the UK's mobile operators, but not for the core - and there are strict limits. By Alan Burkitt-Gray.