Nvidia shares tumble 13% after CEO Huang resigns
Global outage: Microsoft blames network change for service disruption
Interswitch partners banks, credit providers on nano loans
Digital switch over: HURIWA queries N2.5bn signal distribution grant
Trackable identity: Why identity management is key, to ease of doing business in Nigeria
More Nigerians adopting usage of Bitcoin- Luno
Towards digital future: Why coding is essential for today’s students
Truecaller to expand operations in Africa
TV in 2020: 50 percent of viewing will be mobile — Ericsson report
LG expands innovations in clothing care technology
How light and sound technology’ll boost Nigeria’s economy
Pre-registration for Galaxy Note 8 gains traction
Women in ICT: Cisco empowers over 4,000 women
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SubscribeHow Airtel aids quality primary education in Nigeria
AIRTEL Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to quality primary education through its Adopt-a-School programme that offers underprivileged children access to quality education in a conducive environment. The programme provides children with all the materials for learning and study.
Rosatom prescribes sustainable energy mix for Nigeria’s power problem
RUSSIAN State Nuclear Energy Corporation, Rosatom, has once again advised Nigeria to adopt a sustainable energy mix approach to its power system if it must achieve energy stability like Russia.
Facebook’s money sets African start-ups competing at TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield Africa
POPULAR social media platform and tech company, Facebook, is encouraging a healthy and positive battle among African entrepreneurs, developers and tech start-ups on three fronts: Social good; productivity and utility; and gaming and entertainment.
Emerging trends: Connected toys raise fresh security concerns
WE are living in an increasingly connected world where the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud technologies are moving into our homes and our lives so much so that even children’s toys are ‘connected.’
Limited network coverage remains key barrier to mobile internet adoption in Africa
Latest GSMA study just released has revealed that in Africa, limited network coverage remained a key barrier to mobile internet adoption.
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