Rob Pegoraro is a Contributor at various outlets including USA TODAY and PCMag. He covers a wide range of topics related to technology, including 5G technology, mobile networks, consumer electronics, and the telecommunications industry, often exploring the intersection of these themes with the evolution of gadgets and services. Pegoraro's work has been featured in prominent publications such as CNN, The New York Times, and Fast Company.
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Rob's coverage spans a variety of tech-related topics, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. He might be interested in pitches that offer expert analysis or insights into the impact of new government regulations or policies on technology companies, internet services, social media platforms, and telecommunication providers.
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By: Jeff Baumgartner, Michelle Donegan, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Rob Pegoraro, Paul Rainford, Jeff Baumgartner, Michelle Donegan Iain Morris
Per Narvinger, Ericsson's new CEO, describes Ericsson's ASICs as an 'extraordinary asset' when asked about interest in Nvidia's GPUs.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Rob Pegoraro, Nicole Ferraro, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Nicole Ferraro
As the FCC considers ending the E-Rate program, which subsidizes telecom services for schools and libraries, a recent study shows that losing the program would cost the US economy $4.2 billion annually.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Rob Pegoraro, Nicole Ferraro, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Nexfibre vents anger at regulator's merger report; Telefónica and NOS do defense connectivity; Tele2's Q3.
By: Rob Pegoraro
It's understandable to be worried about these security features on your phone. But don't fret over turning over your fingerprint or face ID.
As the exhausting history of credit-card fraud and data breaches suggests, too many sites and merchants still don’t understand their assignment.
By: Rob Pegoraro
This lineup of unlimited-data plans still assumes you either need no mobile-hotspot data or vast amounts of it.
This lineup of unlimited-data plans still assumes you either need no mobile-hotspot data or vast amounts of it.
By: Rob Pegoraro
Don't panic — there are smart moves you can make immediately as fear about a new era of hacking intensifies.
By: Rob Pegoraro
It has no trouble reporting who won the 2024 election, however. Google blames its AI's suspiciously vague non-answers on 'a technical gap' that it's 'working to fix.'
By: Rob Pegoraro
The FCC publishes proposed rules for this voluntary connected-device security program, but regulators and manufacturers still have a lot of work to do.
