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Internet Infrastructure Institution
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Companies
25 tech gifts for a future-proofed Christmas
We’ve scoured the internet for the best tech gifts to give this season, from portable projectors, to gaming accessories, to cars.
Leaders
How virtual reality has become a much needed tech revolution for museums
Cultural revolution or digital mirage? Technology and ancient artefacts are not natural buddies, but in the 21st century you have to adapt.
Companies
Tesla Cybertruck finally arrives 4 years late, price double expectations
The Cybertruck’s unique design and performance impressed worldwide.
Companies
What are IP Addresses and Why They are Important?
Exploring the vital role and classifications of IP addresses, from IPv4 to IPv6, in network communication and internet connectivity.
Governance
How AI and Machine Learning revolutionised the beauty industry
From skin analysis to facial recognition, here are some of the 21st century ways we can discover new beauty treatments.
Companies
How has technology changed vampires? From bloodthirsty creatures of horror to paragons of sensuality
As our technology has evolved, so has the image of vampires in the media.
Leaders
5 top tech stories this week: November 30, 2023
Including: Randy Bush honoured at RIPE 87 and F1 has ventured into AI-Powered enforcement to revolutionise track control.
Governance
RIPE 87: ‘Something needs to change’ – ‘chief frugal officer’ describes a problematic future
RIPE has a tricky few years ahead as income reduces and inflation rises, and high-risk countries continue to delay fee payments.
Companies
Google launches first pioneering geothermal venture in Nevada
Google’s first geothermal project in Nevada, cooperates with Fervo Energy.
Leaders
Amazon Q AI assistant: AWS launches a revolutionary data query approach
Amazon’s Q AI assistant, launched by the company’s cloud business AWS, allows users to ask questions about their company’s data.
Companies
Where can you pay with bitcoin? The brands and platforms that accept crypto payments
Many of the shops, e-comm platforms and brands that accept bitcoin have been revealed, but pundits say mainstream adoption is a long way off.
National Telecom
Switch off to switch on: The internet’s eco-conscious wake-up call from RIPE 87
Insights at RIPE 87 showed how to create a greener web future that embraces easy actions that help, not hinder, sustainable goals.
Companies
Tumblr kills Post Plus, and with it all paywalled content, starting January 2024
Tumblr is ending its Post Plus subscription, effective from December 1st, with creators no longer able to activate it on the platform.
Leaders
Abkhaz to Zulu: Amazon Transcribe can now recognize 100 languages
Amazon Transcribe has added 21 languages to its platform, taking the total to 100 while also improving accuracy and enhancing readability
Leaders
Elon Musk’s X in crisis as major brands suspend all acitvity on the platform
Major brands are not only pausing ads on Elon Musk’s X, they’re stepping away from the platform altogether.
Companies
China’s ride-hailing app DiDi loses $56 million after 12-hour outage
Didi’s 12-hour outage on Monday caused losses of around $4.6 million per hour, while Alibaba Cloud also faced an interruption.
Governance
Randy Bush honoured at RIPE 87 after calling RIRs a ‘monopoly’
The internet veteran Randy Bush unleashed a list of failings of the world’s Regional Internet Registries, before being handed an award by one of them.
Companies
The Jimmy Zhong story: How a $3B bitcoin heist collapsed after one fatal mistake
Jimmy Zhong stole billions from Silk Road after investing in bitcoin early, but his lavish lifestyle fell apart after he himself was robbed.
Companies
Apple Singles Day sales in China fall, Huawei and Xiaomi surge ahead
Apple’s Singles Day performance was dire compared to local Chinese rivals Huawei and Xiaomi, dropping for the third straight quarter.
Companies
Mobile data in Europe to triple by 2028 and big tech should pay the bill
The upgrade will require more than $216 billion in investment, and it should be shouldered by those using it most – the tech giants.