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Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
Meta cuts EU subscription fees for Facebook and Instagram by 40%
What happened Meta cut the cost of its ad-free subscription editions of Facebook and Instagram by 40% for users in the European Union, said ‘to meet regional regulatory requirements’. Facebook and Instagram’s monthly membership service for desktop users in the EU will now cost…
North America Cloud Services Trends
Bluesky adds 1.25M of X-fleeing users after election
What happened Over 700,000 new users have joined the social media platform Bluesky in the week following the US election as users try to avoid inflammatory posts and false information on X. According to the company, the migration, which is mostly from North America and the UK…
Global Institutional Trends
ITU develops open source programme offices to speed up digital transformation
What happened The OSPO idea is being promoted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to assist nations and businesses in accelerating the adoption of digital solutions, such as services that provide digital public goods (DPGs) like online payments and identity. The…
Global Institutional Trends
Best practices for using information governance to stay compliant
____________ What is information governance? Information governance involves setting up a framework of practices to protect data and ensure its proper use. This includes: These practices are critical for businesses to manage their data in a way that meets regulatory compliance…
Global Institutional Trends
Breaking down legal and regulatory compliance for businesses
___________ Legal Compliance vs. Regulatory Compliance: What’s the difference? Legal Compliance Legal compliance means following laws set by local, national, or international governments. These laws cover areas such as business operations, consumer protection, environmental…
Global Cloud Services Trends
AI to help Diablo Canyon nuclear plant meet new licensing rules
___________ What happened California’s Diablo Canyon nuclear plant, the state’s only remaining nuclear facility, is using AI to meet new licensing requirements and manage aging infrastructure. Originally set to close, the plant will now stay open for at least 20 more years…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Cisco’s strong AI focus boosts revenue forecast
——————— What happened Cisco has raised its revenue forecast due to strong demand for AI-driven networking products like Ethernet switches and routers. The company’s focus on AI, cloud, and cybersecurity is paying off as businesses invest in AI infrastructure. Despite a 6% drop in…
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Foxconn rides AI wave to unstoppable Q3 growth
What happened Taiwan’s Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics maker, is expected to report on Thursday (November 14) that third-quarter profit rose 7% year-on-year on robust demand for artificial intelligence servers. So far in 2024, Foxconn’s stock has surged over…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
Guardian quits X: A stand against racism and hate
What happened The UK news publisher ‘The Guardian‘ announced on Wednesday (November 13) that it will no longer post on X, citing “disturbing content” on the social media platform, including racism and conspiracy theories. The Guardian has over 80 accounts on X, with approximately…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Threads turns profitable: Meta’s ad revolution begins
What happened Meta Platforms announced on Wednesday (November 13) that Facebook plans to introduce ads on its social media app Threads in early 2025. The ads will begin running once they are launched on the platform. The specific ad formats and targeting methods have not been…
Europe and Middle East Institutional Trends
Understanding regulatory compliance in cybersecurity: A beginner’s guide
Cybersecurity has become a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With the increasing number of cyberattacks, data breaches, and privacy violations, organizations are under constant pressure to protect sensitive information. One essential aspect of this protection is…
Global Cloud Services Trends
CoreWeave closes $650M secondary sale as AI startups attract investors
What happened CoreWeave, a cloud infrastructure company specializing in AI workloads, has successfully closed a $650 million secondary sale. This funding round attracted major investors and highlights the growing demand for specialized computing resources to support artificial…
Asia-Pacific National Telecom Trends
Viettel launches first commercial 5G network based on Open RAN
What happened Viettel, Vietnam’s largest telecom operator, has launched the country’s first commercial 5G network based on Open RAN (Radio Access Network) technology. The new network leverages Qualcomm’s advanced 5G technology to deliver faster, more efficient mobile…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Tesla Cybertruck recall highlights ongoing challenges in quality control
What happened Tesla has recalled over 2,400 Cybertrucks, marking the sixth recall for the company in 2024. This recall specifically addresses an issue with the seatbelt system. A potential flaw in the seatbelt retractors could prevent them from functioning correctly during a…
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Revolutionary ‘morphing wheel’ from South Korea could change the future of transportation
What happened Engineers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed a groundbreaking “morphing wheel” that adapts its shape to different terrains. The wheel uses advanced materials and actuators to automatically adjust, improving traction…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Top 5 AI-powered learning platforms for career growth in 2024
_______________ As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to shape industries worldwide, the online learning sector is transforming at a rapid pace. For professionals aiming to stay ahead, these AI-powered learning platforms offer an invaluable way to gain in-demand skills, boost…
North America Cloud Services Trends
Chinese hackers target U.S. telecoms and steal confidential wiretap data
What happened Federal investigators confirmed on Wednesday that Chinese hackers breached multiple telecom providers, stealing sensitive data related to lawful wiretaps. This marks a significant counterintelligence failure. The FBI and CISA disclosed that the hackers also…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
Guardian quits social media platform X over racism and conspiracy theories
What happened The Guardian announced on November 13 that it will stop posting on social media platform X, citing concerns over “disturbing content,” including racism and conspiracy theories. With 10.7 million followers, the UK news publisher becomes the first major British media…
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
Tesla brings Cybercab to China, but can it catch up?
Tesla introduced a new Robotaxi product, the Cybercab, at its October press conference, aiming to begin production in 2026 and reach mass production by 2027. This launch represents a significant step for Tesla in autonomous driving technology and has attracted industry attention…
Global Cloud Services Trends
Google’s Gemini AI brings new privacy-focused security to Pixel
What happened: New Google Gemini AI vs spam calls Google’s latest security upgrades are equipping Pixel devices with Gemini AI-powered tools designed to guard against spam calls and malicious apps, a move aimed at enhancing user privacy and safety. Unveiled for Pixel 6 and newer…