Top tech news today: 24 April, 2025

Tech News Roundup

1. Google Pay enables ShopeePay, TNG payments

Google integrates ShopeePay and TNG eWallet with Google Pay for easier mobile payments in Malaysia, boosting cashless adoption among users. Source

2. XRP Ledger Foundation identifies JavaScript threat

The XRP Ledger Foundation has discovered a JavaScript package vulnerability that could lead to crypto theft, urging developers to secure their applications against this backdoor. Source

3. UN warns of crypto syndicates laundering billions

A UN report reveals that crypto syndicates are laundering billions worldwide, highlighting the need for stronger regulatory frameworks to combat financial crime. Source

4. Crypto firms find synergy with Wall Street

Growing collaboration between crypto firms and Wall Street is reshaping financial services, as traditional institutions seek to adopt digital assets and innovative technologies. Source

5. Solana whale profits $153 million from staking

A Solana whale has earned $153 million in profits after staking for four years, demonstrating the potential rewards of long-term investments in crypto. Source

6. Polygon NFT sales surge with RWA collection

Polygon leads Ethereum in NFT sales, driven by the success of the Real World Asset (RWA) collection, showcasing its growing influence in the digital art market. Source

7. Bitcoin gains safe-haven status amidst decoupling

Bitcoin has decoupled from traditional stocks, gaining recognition as a safe-haven asset, as investors seek stability in uncertain economic conditions. Source

8. Air Force CIO discusses IT infrastructure upgrades

The Air Force CIO outlines plans for significant IT infrastructure upgrades to enhance operational efficiency and support modern military capabilities. Source

9. Dell unveils storage solutions for disaggregated infrastructure

Dell’s latest servers and storage solutions are designed for disaggregated infrastructure, enhancing performance for diverse workloads including AI and virtual environments. Source

10. Google signs wind PPA in Taiwan

Google has signed its first offshore wind Power Purchase Agreement in Taiwan, partnering with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for sustainable energy solutions. Source

11. Orange France collaborates with Ericsson

Orange France and Ericsson are collaborating on advanced network solutions aimed at enhancing telecommunications infrastructure and services in the region. Source

12. AWS, Microsoft slow down data center deployments

AWS and Microsoft are experiencing a slowdown in data center deployments, reflecting broader trends in the tech industry amid economic uncertainties. Source

13. Google names new UK managing director

Google has appointed Kate Alessi as the new managing director for its UK operations, effective June, as part of its leadership restructuring. Source

14. Vodafone, A1, Ericsson demo 5G SA roaming

Vodafone, A1, and Ericsson have successfully demonstrated the first international roaming link for 5G standalone networks, marking a significant milestone in mobile connectivity. Source

15. CMC Networks CEO Marisa Trisolino steps down

Marisa Trisolino has announced her resignation as CEO of CMC Networks, paving the way for new leadership to guide the company forward. Source

16. Ofcom partners with National Cyber Security Centre

Ofcom is collaborating with the National Cyber Security Centre to enhance cybersecurity measures and protect digital communication networks across the UK. Source

17. Glendale breaks ground on new data center

Glendale has officially broken ground on a new data center, aiming to bolster its digital infrastructure and attract tech investments to the region. Source

18. Khazna expands UAE data center footprint

Khazna has announced plans to expand its data center footprint in the UAE, responding to increasing demand for digital services in the region. Source

19. AT&T FirstNet adds 1,000 new sites

AT&T has announced the addition of 1,000 new sites to its FirstNet network, enhancing coverage and connectivity for first responders across the country. Source

20. Virgin Media O2 cuts carbon emissions significantly

Virgin Media O2 reports a 56% reduction in carbon emissions since 2020, showcasing its commitment to sustainable practices in telecommunications. Source

Grace-Ge

Grace Ge

Grace is an intern reporter at BTW Media,having studied Journalism Media and Communiations at Cardiff University.She specialises in wiritng and reading.Contact her at g.ge@btw.media.

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