
Why is CRT sticking a data center in a 17th-century French castle?
CRT Informatique is getting into the data hosting business in style by building a data center in a 378-year-old French castle. Read more…
CRT Informatique is getting into the data hosting business in style by building a data center in a 378-year-old French castle. Read more…
The rather ‘coy’ announcement this week that there is more water on the moon than previously thought makes you wonder where this is going. Read more…
India may have a wider network footprint but mobile users in Pakistan get faster download speed, as per Ookla’s latest speedtest report. Read more…
“Zozosuit 2” skintight suit offers the higher resolution scans needed to recommend items like sportswear and underwear ordered online. Read more…
It’s hard to believe that Pac-Man is 40 years old, but the dot-munching maze game was launched in 1980 by Tokyo-based Bandai Namco. Read more…
A US Senate hearing to hold tech companies accountable for how they moderate content quickly turned into a political scuffle. Read more…
Banks flooded with loan requests from businesses struggling from the pandemic, hastily built robots that helped them cope with the deluge. Read more…
Digital identity has been a discussion point for the industry for years. Back in the late 90s we asked if phones could replace passports. Read more…
The NSA is rebuffing efforts to determine whether it is continuing to place so-called back doors into commercial technology products. Read more…
India’s Tata Group is in advanced talks with the country’s largest e-grocer, Alibaba-backed BigBasket, to pick up a 50% share for about $1bn. Read more…
India has accused Twitter of disrespecting New Delhi’s sovereignty, after mapping data showed Indian-ruled territory as part of China. Read more…
With telecoms now an essential service the Australian Communications and Media Authority is backing reform of current regulatory safeguards. Read more…
ZTE has launched new Bug Bounty Programs to encourage security researchers and organizations worldwide to identify vulnerabilities. Read more…
The leaders of the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) believe the world is on the verge of becoming one giant global Wi-Fi network. Read more…
Not surprisingly, IoT attacks and devices being infected by malware are up as a result of the pandemic, according to Nokia. Read more…
The moon lacks bodies of liquid water that are a hallmark of Earth but scientists say lunar water is more widespread than previously known. Read more…
India may finally give a nod to Facebook-owned WhatsApp to start its digital payment service, albeit in a calibrated manner. Read more…
China’s to carry out “rectification” of Chinese mobile browsers to address concerns over the “chaos” of information published online. Read more…
Thai online retailer Kanittha Thongnak has captured a market of thousands by dressing up as a zombie to sell the clothes of dead people. Read more…
Japan Times reports that the Japanese government has unveiled an action plan to lower mobile fees and spur competition among telecom firms. Read more…
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