Nvidia announces probe into Huang amid reports China spied on him
Nvidia plunges but tech shares rebound, oil prices slump
Silverbird links Eventstracer, others to bail out SMEs
MainOne pledges ICT support to UniBen
NCC completes Emergency Communication Centre in Edo
Facebook services back online after worldwide outage
Leveraging Digital Technology To Boost Nigeria’s MSMEs
Hitachi opens data discussion in Abuja

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FG to cover all Nigerians with digital identification in five years
The Federal Government has declared its determination to provide a lifelong unique identification for every individual physically residing in Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora within the next five years.
Smile sees value in Skyroam Simo partnership to improve mobile data services
By Juliet Umeh Pan-African 4GLTE telecommunications group, Smile Telecoms, has formally entered into a partnership with Skyroam Simo, one of the world’s leading mobile Platform as a Service company providing global data access services, to enable more Africa mobile users to seamlessly connect to its services. We need support from Int’l agencies to deal with […]
Cybercrime: Microsoft warns Nigerian companies on menacing phishing threat
Technology Company, Microsoft, has raised the alarm over the damaging effects of cybersecurity threat called phishing, warning Nigerian companies and individuals to guard against it.
New Broadcasting code to tackle fake news, hate speech menace
The Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, Mallam Isaq Modibbo Kawu, says the new broadcasting code billed for launch tomorrow, in Kano will reposition the Nigerian broadcasting landscape and address the preponderance of hate speech and fake news that characterise the industry.
Aba on world map again as Google takes digital training to Enyimba city Artisans
The ancient town of Aba, Enyimba City, Abia state has remained a commercial city, even before 1901 when the British Colonial administration imposed a military post there. yet the presence of the military did not change the status quo, but rather emboldened the commercial activities and in no time, the city became a collecting point for agricultural products following the British established railway line running through it to Port Harcourt.

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