Google Agrees to Settle Lawsuit by Destroying Billions of Data Records
Philips Babatunde Google has agreed to settle a lawsuit by destroying billions of data records, resolving claims that it clandestinely…
Read MoreAWS Expands Free Credits for Startups, Embraces AI Models from Various Providers
Amazon Web Service (AWS) has unveiled an expansion of its free credits program tailored for startups, aiming to…
Read MoreCellulant Shifts Focus Following Revocation of Mobile Money License
Cellulant, a prominent African payments company has opted to pivot its operations away from the Nigerian mobile money…
Read MoreMicrosoft and OpenAI Forge Ahead with $100 Billion Supercomputer Project
Microsoft and OpenAI are reportedly in the throes of planning a monumental data center project, anticipated to command…
Read MoreU.S. House of Representatives Enforces Ban on Microsoft’s Copilot AI Assistant for Congressional Staffers
In a move reflecting heightened concerns over data security, the U.S. House of Representatives has instituted a stringent…
Read MoreIndo-Pacific High-Tech Alliance: Prime Minister Kishida to Visit Washington
Anticipation brews as Japan and the United States prepare to unveil an agreement fostering enhanced collaboration in artificial…
Read MoreIndian Nationals Rescued from Cyber Fraud Rings in Cambodia
The Indian government has embarked on a mission to rescue its citizens ensnared in deceptive employment practices within…
Read MoreEko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) Reports Power Network Collapse, Promises Swift Restoration
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has alerted its customers about a recent collapse in its power network,…
Read MoreUber Refuses Personal Data Sharing with Lagos State Government Amidst Rider Concerns
Ride-hailing giant, Uber has firmly stated its stance against sharing the personal data of its riders with the…
Read MoreNDPC Investigates 400 Privacy Breaches by Loan Apps as FCCPC Grapples with Digital Lending Regulation
The Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC) is currently engrossed in investigating more than 400 instances of privacy breaches…
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