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Indian authorities block ByteDance bank accounts for alleged tax evasion
Indian authorities blocked at least two ByteDance bank accounts for alleged tax evasion, prompting it to ask a court to quash the directive. Read more…
Month: March 2021
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MPLS usage drops by 24% in two years as SD-WAN adoption ramps up
TeleGeography has revealed that 43% of enterprises surveyed had installed SD-WAN in 2020, compared to just 18% in 2018. Read more…
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Should social media be regulated – yes, no, maybe, other, pass?
Lawmakers in the US are getting increasingly frustrated with social media and it seems as if they mean business. Read more…
Features
APAC cyberattacks increase due to stagnant budgets, apathetic leadership
APAC cybersecurity budgets have remained stagnant and executive teams continue to underestimate the level of damage threats can do. Read more…
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India to revise spectrum plan to release new 5G bands for telcos
India is set to include new 5G bands for commercial use ahead of the next round of spectrum bands by revising its spectrum policy document. Read more…
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Shares of Indian mobile gaming platform Nazara surge more than 80%
Shares of Indian mobile gaming platform Nazara Technologies Ltd surged more than 80% in their market debut, reflecting investor enthusiasm. Read more…
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Globe pioneers data as currency using Globe Rewards in the Philippines
Globe allows unused gigabytes of customers’ data to be converted into Globe Rewards points that can be used to buy essential items. Read more…
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Australia: 55 million scam calls busted as new code bites
ACMA has revealed that telcos have blocked 55 million scam calls to Australian phone numbers since new rules were introduced in December. Read more…
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Siemens launches VersiCharge fast AC chargers for all EVs in Asia Pacific
Siemens launches VersiCharge, a new generation of fast AC chargers suitable for private and public environments for all EVs in Asia Pacific Read more…
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The chips are down as Taiwan holds the aces in a vital game
Chips were always critical in the technology industry and when the US and China cut each other off, trouble was always ahead. Read more…
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