Features
Coping with ‘leak and shame’ attacks against critical national infrastructure
Recent high-profile attacks on industrial control systems (ICS) expose vulnerabilities within critical infrastructure leading to disruptions. Read more…
Month: September 2021
News
Fintech startup Slice launches $27 credit limit card targeting 200m Indians
Indian fintech startup Slice has launched a new credit card with Rs2,000 ($27) default limit aimed at tapping into close to 200mn individuals. Read more…
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Indonesia-only VC firm Intudo Ventures closes third round with $115 million
Intudo Ventures, a venture capital firm based in Indonesia, has announced the closing of their third fund, which exceeds $115 million. Read more…
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Australia’s High Court finds media outlets liable for Facebook comments
Australia’s High Court finds that news publishers are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages. Read more…
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Paidy gets pay day as PayPal buys it to boost Buy Now, Pay Later boom
PayPal said it would acquire Japanese BNPL firm Paidy in a $2.7 billion largely cash deal, taking another step to claim the top spot. Read more…
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The App Store, Apple, Google and the end of the road for 30% commissions
The App Store has become a battleground in the struggle between big tech and its hold on customers, data, competitors and even Governments. Read more…
Features
API-first reality – agreement on the opportunities but hesitation to act
API-first architecture is an approach to software design centered on the API to make it easy for applications to interface with each other. Read more…
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Remote work trend triggers infrastructure investments across SE Asia
Governments and companies in SE Asia are prioritizing data centers, fiber networks, and telecom towers to prepare for the rise of remote work. Read more…
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Kapania, Vodafone Idea Chairman says India knows competition is vital
Vodafone Idea’s newly appointed chairman Himanshu Kapania said that the telecom operator is going through a “difficult phase”. Read more…
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Toyota will spend over $13 billion to develop batteries and supply systems
Toyota Motor Corp said it expected to spend more than $13.5 billion by 2030 to develop batteries and its battery supply system. Read more…
