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Social media shutdown drops Zuckerberg to 5th on billionaires’ list

By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor & Emmanuel Elebeke     A report by Yahoo Finance has indicated that Facebook founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mark Zuckerberg, lost more than $6 billion in personal wealth, in the few hours after the crash of Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram on Monday. Recall that the three apps which are all owned […]

ATCON, ALTON partner DigiVation Network on telecom revolution @ 20

By Juliet Umeh The two frontline interest groups in the Nigerian telecom industry; the Association of Telecom Companies of Nigeria, ATCON and Association of Licensed Telecom Operators of Nigeria, ALTON have joined forces with DigiVation Network, an awareness and digital solution firm to celebrate Nigeria’s telecom revolution at 20. The event, which holds in Abuja, […]

Cloud Exchange unveils tier IV prefabricated data centre in Nigeria

By Juliet Umeh Provider of end-to-end Information Technology (IT) system solutions, Cloud Exchange, has launched Africa’s first uptime institute tier IV modular prefabricated data centre in collaboration with telecommunications giant, Huawei. The centre is the highest level of availability threshold obtainable in the world of Data Centres so far. Cloud Exchange said the state-of-the-art data […]

Respay’s solution revolutionises property management in Nigeria

By Juliet Umeh Finding the right tenants, managing real estate portfolios and payment procedures can be daunting in Nigeria. To remove the complexities, a technology-based company, Respay has unveiled suites to enable subscribers have a complete property management solution which addresses the issues seamlessly. Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mr Adedotun Fasiku, said Respay […]

‘Coming back online now’: Facebook announces return hours after outage

By Rasheed Sobowale Facebook has announced that its platform is back online with an undertone that insinuates things might not be functioning perfectly as it was before, at the moment. In a Tweet announcing the development, Facebook wrote: “To the huge community of people and businesses around the world who depend on us: we’re sorry. […]

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