OpenAI Bans Iranian Group for Election Interference Using ChatGPT
Philips Babatunde OpenAI announced on Friday that it had removed accounts linked to an Iranian group that utilized its ChatGPT…
Read MoreTelegram Unveils New Monetization Features for Creators
Bamidele Citizen Telegram has introduced a suite of new monetization tools aimed at boosting earnings for content creators on its…
Read MoreCORAN: Local Currency Sales of Crude Oil Yet to Commence
The Crude Oil Refinery-owners Association of Nigeria (CORAN) announced that none of its members have started receiving crude…
Read MoreMicrosoft Blames Delta Air Lines for Prolonged Cyber Outage Impact
In a sharp exchange of blame, Microsoft (MSFT.O) pointed fingers at Delta Air Lines (DAL.N) on Tuesday for…
Read Moreimec and ASML Unveil Groundbreaking Chip-Making Innovations
Belgium's imec, a global leader in semiconductor R&D, has announced significant advancements in computer chip manufacturing at its…
Read MoreITU Advises Nigerian Government to Clarify Regulatory Roles of NCC and NITDA
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has recommended that the Nigerian government streamline the regulatory functions of the Nigerian…
Read MoreEgyptian AI Startup Synapse Analytics Secures $2 Million Investment for GCC and Africa Expansion
Egyptian artificial intelligence (AI) startup, Synapse Analytics, has successfully secured a $2 million investment to bolster its AI-powered…
Read MoreJumia Appoints Anthony Mbagwu as Managing Director of JumiaPay Nigeria
In a move to bolster its fintech operations, e-commerce giant Jumia has appointed Anthony Mbagwu as the managing…
Read MoreGoogle, TikTok Remain Silent Amidst Russian Content Removal Orders
In a continuation of its stringent control over digital content, Russia has for several years mandated foreign technology…
Read MoreUber Partners BYD to Introduce 100,000 New Electric Vehicles
Uber Technologies Inc. (UBER.N) and Chinese automaker BYD Co., Ltd. (002594.SZ) have announced a multi-year partnership aimed at…
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