Global outage: Microsoft blames network change for service disruption
The US-based technology, Microsoft, has blamed a recent network change for a global outage that disrupted its workplace services, including Outlook, Teams and Copilot.
Nigeria, others to receive Microsoft grants to close gap in computer science
100 non-profits organizations globally, and 14 across Middle East and Africa are expected to receive Microsoft grants to close gap in computer science.
NCC calls for revision of forex restriction against telecom operators
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, Prof Umar Danbatta, yesterday called on the Muhammadu Buhari led government to revisit its stand on the physical and monetary policy, particularly as it affects forex for importation of telecommunications equipment.
Telcos pay N9bn ring back tone royalty to artistes
The Nigerian telecommunications companies have paid over N9 billion to different Nigerian music artistes as royalty on ring back tones alone.
Mice in space showed liver damage after two weeks
Lab mice that spent just two weeks in orbit showed early signs of liver damage upon returning to Earth, raising concern about what long-duration spaceflight might do to humans, researchers said Wednesday.
Appzone integrates recharge vending solution in microfinance services
TIME has gone when apathy ruled the customer base of Microfinance banks (MFBs); but not anymore, as recent trends have seen them embrace technology. Some of the tech applications now embedded in the service offerings of these MFBs have made them virtually no different from commercial banks that people ordinarily have confidence to operate in.
