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Companies
VMO2 claims customer service is improving amid mixed results
What happened: VMO2 sees decline in complaints but still tops pay TV and mobile dissatisfaction Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) has reported a reduction in customer complaints across all service areas for the fourth quarter of 2024, as per Ofcom’s latest data. This marks a significant…

Latin America and Caribbean Cloud Services
Rivada’s outernet expansion: A leap in secure communications
What happened: Rivada secures global market access for outernet, signs $16B in deals Rivada Space Networks has reached a major milestone by securing market access for its Outernet constellation in 33 countries. New additions to the network include Belgium, the Czech Republic…

Companies
Microsoft makes passkeys the default for new accounts
What happened Microsoft has announced that all newly created consumer accounts will default to using passkeys, a passwordless authentication method that relies on biometric data or device-based credentials. Passkeys, which use cryptographic pairs stored locally on devices, allow…

Companies
Venmo revenue grows 20% in Q1, driven by debit card surge
What happened: Venmo’s Q1 growth driven by debit card adoption and online checkout integration In its Q1 earnings report, PayPal revealed that Venmo’s revenue increased by 20% compared to last year. The company did not disclose the exact figures, but analysts noted that this…

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Pfizer Pte Ltd: Leading healthcare innovation in Singapore
Pfizer Pte Ltd in Singapore focuses on pharmaceutical manufacturing, R&D, and innovation to address global health challenges.

Companies
Arteco enters data centre cooling market with direct-to-chip line
Arteco launches direct-to-chip coolant line for data centres, targeting AI and HPC workloads with its new Fluordrop range.

Global Cloud Services
Scaffnet: A specialist in telecom solutions
A focus on niche telecom services Despite being a smaller player in the telecom sector, Scaffnet has carved out a strong reputation by focusing on specialized services. The company provides wholesale voice termination and bespoke OSS/BSS solutions, which are essential for…

Global Cloud Services
Trump’s memecoin generates $900K in trading fees
What happened: Memecoin trading fees skyrocket President Donald Trump and his associates have earned nearly $900,000 in trading fees over two days from the $TRUMP cryptocurrency token, according to Chainalysis, a blockchain data firm. The significant increase came after an…

Asia-Pacific Institutional
Lucasfilm Animation Singapore: Driving animation innovation
Lucasfilm Animation Singapore combines creativity and technology, advancing animation in Star Wars and beyond.

Asia-Pacific Institutional
CC-Submarine & Infra 2025: Shaping submarine networks
CC-Submarine & Infra 2025 in Lisbon will explore submarine cables, digital infrastructure, and global connectivity innovations.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Top tech news today: 29 April, 2025
Stay updated with the latest tech news, including cryptocurrency, telecoms, and digital infrastructure developments.

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
UK bans SIM farms in Europe’s first crackdown on tech misuse
The UK becomes the first country in Europe to ban SIM farms, aiming to curb mass fraud and scam texts by targeting criminal misuse.

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Top tech news today: 28 April, 2025
Tech News Roundup 1. Trump’s memecoin dinner contest earns $900K President Trump’s $TRUMP token contest generated nearly $900,000 in trading fees after announcing a dinner for top holders, drawing criticism over potential ethical violations. Source 2. New SEC chair pushes for…

Global Cloud Services
DBS Vickers Securities: Leading digital innovation in brokerage
DBS Vickers Securities leads digital innovation in brokerage with advanced trading platforms and global market access.

Global Cloud Services
Rural Bank of Guinobatan: Local banking pioneer
Rural Bank of Guinobatan provides local banking services in Albay, focusing on financial inclusion, microfinance, and rural development.

Asia-Pacific Institutional
MORE-IP 2025: Shaping the future of global internet infrastructure
More IP 2025 will held June 17–19 in Amsterdam, explores the future of internet infrastructure and digital growth.

Global Cloud Services
M Lhuillier: Nationwide non-bank financial services
M Lhuillier: From pawnshop to financial powerhouse Founded in the 1980s by Michel and Amparito Lhuillier, the company began as a modest pawn and jewellery shop in Cebu City. Over the decades, M Lhuillier has evolved into a major player in the Philippine financial sector. Today…

Companies
Tower investors leverage digital tools to enhance site operations
What happened: Investors utilise digital tools to improve tower operations Tower investors are increasingly leveraging digital tools to optimise site operations and enhance return on investment (ROI). Companies are integrating advanced technologies such as artificial…

Latin America and Caribbean Cloud Services
Internet Day 2025: Shaping the Future of Connectivity
BTW Media joins Internet Day 2025 to cover Latin America’s key trends in connectivity, regulation, and digital innovation.

Companies
T-Mobile subscriber growth falls short
What happened: Slower subscriber growth amidst intensifying market competition In the first quarter of 2025, T-Mobile US Inc. reported the addition of 495,000 postpaid phone subscribers, falling short of the 506,400 additions anticipated by analysts, as per FactSet data. This…
