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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 […]
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Multichoice targets rural markets with DStv Access

FRONTLINE PayTV operators, MultiChoice, has formally launched DStv Access, a 27 world-class channels with a considerable subscription cost for middle and low class pay Tv subscribers. This is as the operator, has hinted on a possible slash of its decoder acquisition cost, soonest, to lower the entry barrier and inspire a lot more people to join the DStv platform.

Akunyili identifies three policy directions

Activities of Internet fraudsters seem to be giving Nigeria’s internet stakeholders some sleepless night.
However, in a move to curb the disturbing menace, Nigeria’s telecom regulatory agency, the Nigerian Communication Commission, NCC and another internet related company, Digital Sense Africa, last week organised a one day forum to assess the dept of damage the fraudsters have done to the collective good of Nigeria’s economy and perhaps, proffer solutions to curtail their advancements.

Omatek expands frontiers, creates new franchises, resource centres

DETERMINED to improve its brand visibility and bring its products and services closer to the end users in remote and major urban centres, Omatek Ventures Plc, has launched its chains of franchisee retail outlets in the South West and South South Regions of the country.

Regulations to provide special ICT tools for physically challenged, underway

WITH the number of physically challenged groups of persons constituting 25% of the total Nigerian populace, the Senate Committee Chairman on Communications, Senator Sylvester Anyanwu has said that the Senate and other arms of government would ensure that relevant policies and regulations are put in place to provide specially designed ICT needs of these groups.

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