Top tech news today: January 23, 2025

Tech News Roundup

1. Kraken wallet rumors spark donation discussions

Speculation surrounding a $47M wallet linked to Ross Ulbricht has led to discussions on donations, raising questions about the future of these funds. Source

2. BlackRock CEO predicts $700K Bitcoin value

BlackRock’s CEO forecasts Bitcoin could reach $700,000 due to currency debasement, emphasizing the cryptocurrency’s potential as a hedge against inflation. Source

3. NRO concludes ICP-2 principles consultation

The NRO has wrapped up its consultation on ICP-2 principles, receiving nearly 300 responses aimed at enhancing RIR governance and accountability. Source

4. e& and IBM launch AI governance platform

UAE-based e& and IBM have introduced an AI governance platform designed to enhance compliance and ethical practices within e&’s growing AI ecosystem. Source

5. T-Mobile partners with Yubico for security

T-Mobile has collaborated with Yubico to bolster cybersecurity, deploying over 200,000 YubiKeys to replace traditional password systems with device-bound passkeys. Source

6. DE-CIX and e& create Middle East SmartHub

DE-CIX and e& have partnered to develop a powerful Internet Exchange in the Middle East, enhancing regional connectivity and digital infrastructure. Source

7. Ucom selects Cerillion for BSS/OSS transformation

Ucom has chosen Cerillion to implement its BSS/OSS suite, aiming to enhance customer experience and streamline operations across its telecom services. Source

8. Console Connect and Zenlayer collaborate globally

Console Connect and Zenlayer have announced a strategic collaboration to enhance global connectivity through bilateral APIs, focusing on edge computing and low-latency networking. Source

9. Trump revokes executive order on AI risks

President Trump has revoked a Biden-era executive order aimed at addressing AI risks, signaling a shift in the administration’s approach to technology regulation. Source

10. Ufinet acquires Gold Data Panama

Ufinet has completed the acquisition of Gold Data Panama, expanding its fiber network and enhancing service offerings in the region with complementary wireless capabilities. Source

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Fiona Xu

Fiona Xu is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied Media Management at Hong Kong Baptist University. She specialises in tech reporting and investigative journalism. Contact her at f.xu@btw.media.

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