Intelligent CIO North America Issue 62 | Page 10

NEWS

T-Mobile introduces SuperMobile plan to expand business connectivity

Mo Katibeh, Chief Marketing Officer, T-Mobile Business Group, said:“ With network slicing, satellite coverage and built-in security, we’ re giving businesses the advanced tools they need to connect seamlessly, move faster and get more done virtually anywhere they are.”
Delta Air Lines added:“ We’ re always looking for the most advanced technology to keep up with the pace and complexity of our operations – from launching aircraft on time and updating flight statuses to co-ordinating teams across hubs. We see SuperMobile’ s capabilities playing a meaningful role in supporting the operations that keep our planes in top shape and our passengers moving,” said Narayanan Krishnakumar, Chief Technology Officer, Delta Air Lines.

T-Mobile has launched SuperMobile, a business plan designed to combine intelligent performance, built-in security and seamless satellite coverage.

Customers such as Delta Air Lines and Axis Energy Services are exploring how the service can help improve operations in challenging environments.
Axis Energy Services is also testing the service:“ Our teams often operate miles from the nearest tower— oil fields are remote, and traditional coverage just doesn’ t reach. SuperMobile’ s cell-to-satellite connectivity with T-Satellite helps keep our crews connected. They can communicate over text, sharing diagnostics and updates in real time, keeping equipment running, repairs on track and everyone safe across even the most isolated sites,” said Jay Bowen, Chief Technology Officer, Axis Energy Services.

Snowflake completes Canadian Centre for Cyber Security Protected B assessment

Snowflake, the AI Data Cloud company, has announced it has completed the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security( CCCS) Protected B assessment and meets the CCCS Medium Cloud Security profile requirements for deployments in both the AWS Canada( Central) and Microsoft Azure Canada( Central) regions.

With the completion of this assessment, government departments, partners and highly regulated industries can accelerate the development of data-driven applications and trusted AI on Snowflake’ s secure and compliant data platform.
The Canadian government’ s digital strategies emphasize the importance of leveraging data as a foundational asset and adopting a cloud-first approach. Snowflake’ s architecture provides a unified data platform with built-in security and governance, enabling government departments to streamline operations, break down data silos and securely accelerate their AI journey.
Snowflake’ s Protected B assessment enables these organizations to protect sensitive data and collaborate securely while maintaining robust governance and security controls.
“ Across Canada’ s public sector, there is a clear focus on increasing operational efficiency, strengthening national cybersecurity, and advancing innovation. Data is at the heart of delivering on these priorities, with AI as the powerful enabler,” said Shannon Katschilo, Country Manager, Snowflake Canada.“ Achieving the Protected B assessment reaffirms Snowflake’ s commitment to high security standards, furthering the AI Data Cloud’ s position as the trusted partner for both public and private sector clients.”
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