Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO
Trump calls for Apple ex-CEO Tim Cook to replace Huang at Nvidia
Ndukwe, MTN board and new phase of competition in telecom sector
LG creates new culture of dance among Nigerian youths
Cormart goes into tech PVC glues
How Big data, Artificial Intelligence ‘ll rule your future
NITDA presents 5 additional regulatory instruments
Inclusive Internet: OTTs raise the bar
Anchor University students develop library solution app
HVAC 2019: LG showcases new green air conditioners
Cormart goes into tech PVC glues
MTN, GLO move to resolve N10bn interconnect dispute
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SubscribeBreaking: Privatization of NigComSat will jeopardize national security – Pantami
By Emmanuel Elebeke The Director General of the National Information and Technology Development Agency, NITDA, Dr. Isa Ibrahim Pantami has kicked against privatization of the Nigerian Communications Satellite limited, NiGComSat, saying that such action will jeopardize our national security. He made the position known on Friday while responding to questions at the floor of the […]
NITDA targets 3,500 jobs with data protection policy implementation
The National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA says effective implementation of the Nigeria Data Protection regulation (NDPR) and Nigeria Cloud Computing Strategy frameworks will create about 3,500 jobs for the unemployed Nigerians.
National Security: FG should procure additional satellite – NISE
The Nigerian Institute of Space Engineers (NISE) has called on the Federal Government to provide more earth observation satellites to aid national security and socio-economic development.
Google targets 56m Nigerian students with online safety curriculum
Google Wednesday, announced partnership with the Nigerian Government to make an online safety curriculum available to all primary and secondary school students in the country.
US slaps $5 bn fine on Facebook, toughens privacy oversight
US regulators on Wednesday slapped a record $5 billion fine on Facebook for privacy violations in a wide-ranging settlement that calls for revamping privacy controls and oversight at the social network.
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