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Increasing anxiety in cryptocurrency markets – we’ve been here before
There appears to be increasing anxiety in the cryptocurrency markets, but current market conditions are looking somewhat like 2012. Read more…
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Working from home and video calling prompts new etiquette
Some companies are encouraging, or even requiring, employees to go on camera but it’s catching some off guard as they grapple with etiquette. Read more…
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Fraud and cybercrime – increasingly borderless on a global scale
New report findings crystalize how fraud and cybercrime have become ncreasingly borderless on a global scale. Read more…
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Under virus lockdown, social media proves a lifeline for millions
Hundreds of millions of Europeans are getting to grips with weeks of a massively contracted existence under virus lockdown. Read more…
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Women in Tech: Three women leading Malaysia’s digital economy
Despite the current onslaught of challenges both globally and domestically, Malaysia’s digital economy efforts remained on an upward trajectory at the turn of the year – culminating with a growth of 9% annually between 2010 Read more…
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13 million high-risk email threats blocked in 2019 – report
In 2019, Trend Micro blocked 13 million high-risk email threats for customers leveraging cloud-based email services from Microsoft & Google.. Read more…
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How to build your own nuclear power plant – what could go wrong?
The US military hs announced that it was working on building portable nuclear power plants, so that they could fly them to remote sites. Read more…
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Air cargo tracking with blockchain to save industry $400m
SITA, ULD Care exploring blockchain to digitally track and record change of custody of airline cargo containers or Unit Load Devices (ULDs) Read more…
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VPNs are not just about privacy – what you need to know
VPNs are not just about privacy, people working remotely, businesses and education institutions are looking for greater security as well. Read more…
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Data skills gap costing Singapore companies S$5.1bn annually
A study of 1,000 workers in Singapore found that businesses are losing a staggering S$5.1bn in productivity annually because workforce is not data literate. Read more…