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Are the tech giants beginning to lose the privacy wars?
The privacy wars are raging on. Tech giants, particularly Facebook and its family and Google and its ecosystem are playing catch up now. Read more…
Month: May 2019
News
Trump claims vehicle imports pose security threat – what next?
US President Donald Trump on Friday declared that some imported vehicles and parts pose a national security sparking anger from automakers. Read more…
Off the Wire
The challenge of connecting the unconnected
56% of the world population is unconnected. Connecting them is not just a noble cause, but also the dream of every marketeer and tech company. Read more…
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Huawei restrictions may be eased to service existing customers
US Commerce Department may soon scale back restrictions on Huawei Technologies allowing the company to service its existing US customers. Read more…
Off the Wire
TM Forum’s Open API program attracts major players
TM Forum, driving digital transformation, has announced that AT&T, China Telecom, Deutsche Telekom and Salesforce support TM Forum’s Open APIs. Read more…
Features
Friday Futures: psychic hearing aids, robocops and biobots
This week in Friday Futures: a hearing aid that reads your brain; thought-Googling; audio translators; robocops; biobots; and the Internet of VERY Silly Things. Read more…
Off the Wire
AI for Good Global Summit targeting humanity’s challenges
AI innovators with public and private-sector decision-makers, building collaboration to maximize the impact of ‘AI for Good’ at Global Summit. Read more…
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Amazon backlash in India – Hindu gods on toilet seat covers
Amazon.com faced a social media backlash in India after toilet seat covers and other items with images of Hindu gods were spotted on its website. Read more…
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US exports blacklist threatens global tech supply chain
US exports blacklist threatens to rattle the global tech supply chain, a $105 billion business of the world’s top supplier of telecoms network equipment. Read more…
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Backlash over China’s so-called 996 tech tribe practices
In China, working 996 became a badge of honour, But a 996 backlash surfaced publicly when programmers launched an online protest against the practice. Read more…