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Global Cloud Services
5 purposes of air tags: Tracking, security, and peace of mind
Air tags serve a multifaceted purpose in modern life, providing a convenient and effective solution for tracking and securing personal items.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter
Data centre operator Equinix plans $2B sale of Hong Kong stake
Equinix is considering selling a 25% stake in its Hong Kong data centres, valued at $2 billion, to capitalise on the surge in AI-driven demand.

Global Cloud Services
What types of EV chargers are there?
Electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a sustainable alternative to traditional internal combustion engines, with the promise of reduced environmental impact and innovative mobility. An integral part of the EV ecosystem is the variety of charging options available to owners.…

Global Cloud Services
Cyabra to go public via SPAC merger, valued at $70M
OUR TAKEThe startup Cyabra is set to go public through a merger with Trailblazer Merger, valuing the company at $70 million. In just a few years since its inception, Cyabra has managed to attract major investors like OurCrowd and Founders Fund, collaborated with 19 governments to…

Companies
Hackers freeze 600+ buildings in Lviv with 2-day heating outage
OUR TAKELviv experienced a digital chill when FrostyGoop malware shut off the heat for two days in January 2024. While it might sound like a movie plot where hackers cripple a city’s infrastructure, this was real life, and 600 buildings were left in the cold. Dragos had…

Asia-Pacific Institutional
China revises law on state secrets for data security and restrictions
OUR TAKEChina has made important revisions to its state secrets law to address growing international competition in science and technology and to protect national security. The new rules limit management of how government officials and private companies handle sensitive…

Companies
Mom’s website sues OpenAI for using its data without permission
OUR TAKE Mumsnet’s lawsuit against OpenAI underscores a critical issue in the tech industry: the balance between AI innovation and intellectual property rights. As AI models become more sophisticated, the need for ethical and legal clarity in data usage becomes paramount. This…

Companies
WhatsApp’s new Nearby Share to enable file transfers without internet connection
OUR TAKE The introduction of Nearby Share on WhatsApp signifies a major leap in file-sharing capabilities, eliminating the dependency on internet connections. This feature can be particularly beneficial in areas with unstable network coverage. By adopting a cross-platform…

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Are electric car chargers universal?
The good news for EV owners is that electric chargers are indeed designed to be universal and user-friendly as technology advances. Ensuring secure and efficient charging, the evolution of EV infrastructure paves the way for a promising future in sustainable transport.

Global Cloud Services
5 differences between AC and DC EV chargers
DC chargers are significantly faster and more efficient than AC chargers, making them ideal for quick recharges during long trips.

Leaders
GM’s Cruise discards wheel-less AV Origin, chooses Bolt EV
GM has redirected Cruise’s efforts towards developing the next-generation Chevrolet Bolt EV, sidelining the Origin model.

Companies
Spotify shares surge on record profits, subscriber boost
OUR TAKESpotify Technology SA reported a significant rebound in its financial performance for the second quarter, posting revenues of $288 million after a loss a year earlier, which sent its shares to a three-year high. This recovery was supported by a 12% increase in paid…

Companies
Top tech news stories today: July 24, 2024
Fintech 1. US spot ether ETFs make market debut in another win for crypto industry U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the price of ether enjoyed a strong debut on Tuesday, with $1.07 billion of shares changing hands in the products, according to CF Benchmarks, a digital…

Global Cloud Services
EA Sports relaunches its college football game series
OURTAKEEA Sports has relaunched its college football video game series after an 11-year hiatus. Although the AI model was initially imperfect, tweaks to the images and data ultimately made the creation of virtual players more efficient and less costly. This innovation not only…

Global Cloud Services
The founder of Kakao is arrested on stock manipulation charges
OUR TAKEThe arrest of Kim Beom-su for alleged stock manipulation during the acquisition of the K-pop organisation can have a negative impact on Kakao’s investments in AI and overseas expansion plans. -Rae Li, BTW reporter What happened Kim Beom-su, the founder and largest…

Companies
Intel confirms 13th/14th generation processor stability issues
OUR TAKEPreviously, Intel began investigating the issue in April after reports of certain processor models crashing frequently while gaming. Despite updates from Intel and motherboard BIOS, the issue has not been fully resolved, and recent criticism and reports of game crashes…

Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
Stellantis is ready to compete in Europe’s EV market
Stellantis is ready to compete with Chinese EV manufacturers in Europe, unveiling a new production line in Serbia.

Companies
Delta CEO predicts flight disruptions will continue for days
Delta is still grappling with the aftermath of a global cyber outage that has led to the cancellation of over 4,000 flights since Friday. Delta has assured that its crews are fully staffed and ready to serve, and the company has increased incentive pay for pilots and flight…

Global Cloud Services
First-party cookies vs third-party cookies: What’s the difference
Knowing the difference between first-party and third-party cookies helps make better decisions about online privacy.

Companies
Delta Air Lines faces major disruptions due to cyber outage
Delta Air Lines has cancelled over 4,000 flights since Friday, affecting 21% of its scheduled flights and leaving thousands stranded.
