Trust still big issue holding back AI growth
*SAS floats Trustworthiness Index to measure business impact *As businesses still search for AI profit By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor As businesses increasingly turn to artificial intelligence, AI, to drive efficiency, innovation and faster decision-making, trust has emerged as one of the biggest issues threatening the technology’s ability to deliver greater business value. A new […]
30% broadband target: Telcos yet to access NCC’s N3bn subsidy for broadband provision
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Thursday said the commission was worried that telecom companies, including the licensed Infrastructure Companies, InfraCos are not taking up the N3 billion annual subsidy funds it budgeted for those who would deploy services in the 200 access gap areas in the country.
LASU management will not tolerate radicalism from its union leaders — VC
Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, Vice-Chancellor (VC), Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, said on Wednesday that the institution’s management would not tolerate any form of radicalism from any of its union leaders.
Samsung Galaxy S7 smartphones vulnerable to hacking – Researchers
Samsung’s Galaxy S7 smartphones contain a microchip security flaw, uncovered earlier this year, that put tens of millions of devices at risk to hackers looking to spy on their users, researchers told Reuters.
How Large Michaels’ sales promo made petty trader car owner
Luck smiled on Chigozie Igboanude, a computer and phone accessories trader at Saka Tinubu Lagos, Tuesday, when he was announced the winner of a brand new Kia Rio car 2014 model, at the grand finale of the Large Michaels sales promo in Ikeja.
‘Globacom’s award for telecom devt’ll spur more growth’
Association of Telecommu-nications Companies of Nigeria, ATCON, recently, unveiled 100 leading telecom and Information and Communications Technology personalities in Nigeria for their contributions to the growth and development of Nigeria’s telecommunications sector.
