US Provides Major Grant To Philippines To Strengthen 5G Connectivity
The Philippines has been on a journey of digital transformation, with 5G deals at the center of the groundwork.
Microsoft To Shed 10,000 Jobs, Adding To Glut Of Tech Layoffs
Microsoft Corp on Wednesday said it would eliminate 10,000 jobs and take a $1.2 billion charge to earnings, as its cloud-computing customers reassess their spending and the company braces for potential recession.
CES Gadget Gala Looks To Shake Off Economic Gloom
High inflation, lingering supply chain troubles and tech company layoffs provide a dark backdrop for technology's premier trade show where more than 100,000 attendees are expected from around the world until Sunday.
Meta Is Building Virtual World Open To App Makers, CEO Tells Antitrust Court
Meta Platforms Inc boss Mark Zuckerberg defended his acquisition of a virtual reality fitness app to an antitrust judge on Tuesday, arguing that his company was helping to build a nascent virtual reality industry, not dominate it.
Twitter To Ban Users From Promoting Rival Social Platforms
Twitter had announced that the company would "no longer allow free promotion of specific social media platforms."
Elon Musk's Team Seeks New Funding For Twitter - Investor
Elon Musk's team has reached out to investors to raise new funds for his struggling social media platform Twitter, one of the investors said.
Apple's Japan Investment Crosses $100 Billion, CEO Cook Visits Chip Epicentre
Apple Inc said on Tuesday it had invested more than $100 billion in its Japanese supply network over the last five years, as its Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook visited the epicentre of the country's semiconductor industry.
IBM Partners With Japan's Rapidus In Bid To Manufacture Advanced Chips
IBM Corp and Rapidus, a newly formed chip maker backed by the Japanese government, on Tuesday announced a partnership that aims to manufacture the world's most advanced chips in Japan by the second half of the decade.
Taiwan Seeks To Reassure On TSMC Commitment To Island Despite US Investment
Taiwan's economy minister said on Wednesday that the island remains chipmaker TSMC's most important production base after the company announced it would more than triple planned investment at its new Arizona plant to $40 billion.
Facebook Owner Meta May Remove News From Platform If U.S. Congress Passes Media Bill
Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc on Monday threatened to remove news from its platform if the U.S.
SpaceX Gets U.S. Approval To Deploy Up To 7,500 Satellites
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said on Thursday it approved SpaceX's bid to deploy up to 7,500 satellites, but put on hold some other decisions.
Huawei CFO's U.S. Bank Fraud Charges To Be Dismissed
U.S. prosecutors on Thursday asked a judge to dismiss bank fraud and other charges against Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of China's Huawei Technologies whose 2018 arrest strained relations between the U.S.
Sonic The Hedgehog Co-creator Arrested Over Insider Trading
Yuji Naka was not immediately reachable for comment, but his fans expressed surprise and disappointment on social media.
Tesla Safety At Centre Of South Korean Trial Over Fiery, Fatal Crash
In an upscale Seoul neighbourhood two years ago, a white Tesla Model X smashed into a parking lot wall.
China's Tencent Wins First Game Licence In 18 Months
China's Tencent wins first game licence in 18 months
Grab Lifts Revenue Forecast, Delivery Business Breaks Even
Grab Holdings Ltd bumped up its 2022 revenue forecast on Wednesday as demand booms for the Southeast Asian super-app's rideshare and delivery services, sending its U.S.-listed shares up 7%.
AMD Launches Data Center CPU 'Genoa', Taps Google, Microsoft As Customers
Advanced Micro Devices Inc launched its latest data center chip on Thursday and said Microsoft Corp's Azure, Alphabet-owned Google Cloud and Oracle Corp would be some of its customers.
Twitter Chaos Deepens As Key Executives Quit
Elon Musk's ownership of Twitter descended ever deeper into chaos on Thursday as key security executives resigned from the platform, drawing a sharp warning from US regulators.
Hackers Demand $10 Mn For Stolen Australian Health Records
Medibank, Australia's largest private health insurer, confirmed this week that hackers had accessed the information of 9.7 million current and former clients, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Hackers Leak Australian Health Records On Dark Web
Sensitive records were posted anonymously in the early hours of Wednesday and included names, birth dates, passport numbers and information on medical claims for hundreds of customers.
'Dreaming Of The Heavens': China Launches Final Module To Space Station
The completion of the Chinese space station, designed for a lifespan of at least 10 years, will be a milestone in China's ambitions in low-earth orbit, with NASA's aging ISS potentially ceasing operation by the end of the decade.
'Overwatch 2': Advanced Genji Tips And Tricks
Basic knowledge of how to play Genji is essential to learn the rest of his techniques.
Musk Planning To Charge $19.99 For Blue Tick Verification On Twitter
Individuals who have already been verified on the microblogging platform will have 90 days to subscribe or lose their blue tick mark.
Southeast Asia Internet Economy Forecast Cut On Economic Headwinds
Southeast Asia's internet economy is expected to be worth $330 billion by 2025, though this a downgrade from a previous forecast due to economic uncertainty and more pressure on tech companies to make a profit, an industry report said on Thursday.
US Charges Ukrainian 'Raccoon Infostealer' With Cybercrimes
US charges Ukrainian 'Raccoon Infostealer' with cybercrimes
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