Despite plans to investigate it’s cloud computing services, Microsoft says it’s unaware of any complaint by South Africa’s competition authority.

As Xiaomi launches first electric car, it has announced plans to invest $10 billion in its vehicles business in the next decade.

The impact of Thursday’s internet disruption extends beyond Nigeria, with South African internet users also grappling with unresponsive connections.

“We are proud to bring Heirs Holdings’ core values and business approach to the tech sector,” said Obong Idiong.

Google has rolled out a new AI policy ahead of India’s elections scheduled to start in April.

A video of Britain’s first laser weapon intended to destroy drones has been unveiled.

“The flows are not drying up as investors feel more confident the higher price appears to go.”

Those affected include MiFi and tablets, which the subscribers did not link to their NIN.

Meta defended its decision, emphasizing that links to news articles constitute only a fraction of users’ feeds

The Meta will also visit South Korea, where he will engage with Samsung Chairman, Jay Y. Lee, and possibly South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol.

“Both parties will implement new methods of cybersecurity to fortify IT infrastructure…”

TikTok CEO Chew admitted that his children do not have TikTok accounts

“They’re responsible for many of the dangers our children face online,” US Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin said.

He also said that Neuralink’s new product, Telepathy, will be initially used by those who have lost use of their limbs.

Baidu, Alibaba and ByteDance were among China’s first companies to receive approvals.

“We are determined to make NIGCOMSAT a beacon of national pride, with an energised workforce and satisfied clients.”

He said the park, though completed, is yet to be commissioned and put to use.

Musk had first promised to build a $25,000 car in 2020, a plan he later shelved.

The American phone giant accounted for more than a fifth of close to 235 million phones shipped last year.

The plaintiffs alleged that Google’s analytics let the Alphabet unit track their activity even when they set Google’s Chrome browser to “Incognito” mode.