Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers
AI challenges Mathematics by solving the unsolvable
FG facilitates training on tech reporting skills
How MTN promo supports enterprenuership
Hackers steal up to $1bn from banks
ICT growth dependent on innovative technologies – Eaton
Privatising NIGCOMSAT will improve telecommunication technology- Dikki
Top stories that had Nigerians Googling in January 2015
Social media in 2015 elections
Our people need a new dawn, says Ndukwe, ex-NCC boss
FG seeks external support on space technology
Smart State Initiative: Broadband Council urges more states to join
CWG gets CBN payment terminal service provider operational license
Ekeh sees broadband as ‘freedom to succeed’
Why Nigeria’s ICT innovation is weak
Roll out services quick, Johnson charges InfraCo licensees
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Coremobile Group, operators of Quickairtime.com, an online airtime recharge platform, has introduced a loan facility for airtime vendors.
Nigeria needs more spectrum to accelerate mobile broadband devt, GSMA
The Director, Spect-rum and Public Policy Africa, for Global System for Mobile Communication Association (GSMA), Mortimer Hope has said that opportunities in digital age can only be realised if Nigerian government acts now to allocate more spectrum for mobile to meet rising consumer demand and support the development of new mobile services in the longer term.
MTN, Ericsson to drive e-waste recycling in Benin
MTN Benin, has partnered with Ericsson under their Ecology Management Program, to launch the first electrical and electronic equipment waste collection and awareness drive in Benin.
Internet service to be ‘public utility’ under US plan
The top US telecom regulator proposed Wednesday to regulate broadband Internet service providers as “public utility” carriers, in a renewed effort to enforce “net neutrality” rules.
U.S. encourages commercial development of the moon
The U.S. government said it has taken a new, though preliminary step to encourage commercial development of the moon. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Wednesday in Washington that U.S. companies can stake claims to lunar territory through an existing licensing process for space launches.
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