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Dejero, ADLINK Technology, Eutelsat, Intel and their technology partner ecosystem show attendees exactly where to watch the rally’s historic livestream at IBC, unveiling the connectivity workflow across two countries, Canada and the Netherlands.

Targa Newfoundland has run one of the toughest tarmac rallies in the world across 2,000 kilometers of Canada’s most remote coastline, and almost no one outside the province has ever been able to watch it happen.

Dejero, ADLINK Technology, Eutelsat and Intel among the sponsors powering the first-ever livestream of North America’s only tarmac rally, with a live demonstration at IBC and a video message from professional racing driver Randy Pobst.

Ten years ago, my friend Devon and I made a promise: build a car, race Targa Newfoundland. This is the story of how that promise became Cross-Threaded Motorsports and how one question about connectivity turned into Dejero’s biggest live broadcast yet.

Dejero TITAN won two Gold Stevie® Awards for mission-critical connectivity, plus two more for company culture. Here’s the story behind the wins.

I’ve spent more than a decade helping broadcasters and first responders stay connected when things go wrong. Before that, I ran 911 calls as an EMT. So when someone asks me what makes a connectivity solution mission-critical, my answer is pretty simple: what happens when one of your network connections drops?

Before Dejero ever had a conversation with an electric utility, we were solving a connectivity problem for broadcasters.

Las Vegas greeted us with sunshine, warm desert air, and on the second-to-last day of the show, strong winds that, I won’t complain, did wonders for my hair.