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Top tech news stories today: July 25, 2024

Fintech 1. Ferrari extends cryptocurrency payment system to Europe after US launch Ferrari said on Wednesday it would extend its scheme to accept payments in cryptocurrency for its luxury sports cars to its European dealership network from the end of this month, after starting in the US last year. (…

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PublishedJuly 25, 2024

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Ferrari said on Wednesday it would extend its scheme to accept payments in cryptocurrency for its luxury sports cars to its European dealership network from the end of this month, after starting in the US last year. ( Business Live ) The Government of India and the United Kingdom on Wednesday launched a new ‘Technology Security Initiative'(TSI) to strengthen their strategic partnership, acknowledging the growing significance of technology in national security and economic growth. ( Times of India )

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