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Why European security providers should think big in SMB
Managed Security Services is a much needed offering to the SMB segment, where demand is driven by limited IT staff and resources.
Developer technologies flew under the radar at Salesforce Dreamforce
Salesforce demonstrated its most prominent achievements in 2023: Data Cloud, Einstein Trust Layer, and AI platform Einstein 1.
Huawei Connect 2023 – new AI offerings, including Pangu model
The company emphasized that computing and processing power are the engines driving AI.
FTC takes the gloves off in fight with Amazon
The FTC accused Amazon of running up costs for sellers who are reliant on the company to distribute their products.
Did Styx predict the future of robotic process automation in 1983?
In the present, there is a very real human impact of automation of everyday tasks.
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UK telcos to increase 5G mobile subs to 69.6% by 2027
In March 2023, Ofcom announced that it would open the mm-wave spectrum auction in the 26GHz and 40GHz bands to new mobile technologies, including 5G services.
Morocco’s mobile operators will add a combined 4.5 million subscriptions
Maroc Telecom will remain the leader with 35% of total subscriptions in 2027.
REALLY aims to build decentralised wireless networks
The company’s decision to sidestep the crypto winter by paying hosts in US dollars could prove a boon.
Growing security requirements need structural change
Vendors and service providers cannot afford to pass the security question to another representative, or even worse, to an entirely separate internal division.
Research on smartphone lives of children and teens
A new Common Sense Media study of 203 children and teenagers gives insights into how they are using smartphones, and reveals how social media and other apps are trying to increase engagement through interactions.