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Amazon, Google and others struck deals in the Persian Gulf to foot the bill for A.I. development. Iran has now threatened attacks against the companies’ infrastructure in the region.
Liquidation looms for the Post Office as its rescue practitioners warn government they intend to wind it up.
Mr. Dollar Ton shares a report from the Guardian: Angela Lipps, 50, spent nearly six months in jail after Fargo police identified her as a suspect in an organized bank fraud case using facial recognition software, according to south-east North Dakota news outlet InForum. Lipps told the outlet she had never been to North Dakota and did not commit the crimes. Lipps, a mother of three and...
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Milan prosecutors have requested trial for Amazon’s European unit and four of its managers over alleged tax evasion worth around $1.38 billion, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said on Thursday. The move is unprecedented for a case of this kind in Italy, as Amazon agreed in December to pay 527 million euros, including interest, to...
The new changes by the Pan-European Game Information age-ratings body (PEGI) will start from June.
Shantanu Narayen decides to transition from his position as CEO after a successor has been appointed.
The Cape Town-based platform aims to transform how companies gather consumer insights after securing its first institutional investment.
Sage has unveiled an AI platform it says will ease the admin burden on small businesses across Africa.
The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services decries the slow pace of implementing ICT systems in the department.
A psychiatric unit in Norway has been testing its built-in lighting on conditions such as psychosis and depression
At first glance, the psychiatric ward in Trondheim looks much like any other unit caring for patients in acute mental distress. But as evening falls, filters descend over the windows, and the lights shift to a soft amber glow. By removing blue wavelengths that interfere with the...
“When there is an attack that kills civilians or doesn’t hit its intended target, people are going to be asking, Oh, was that a human who made that mistake or was that an A.I. system?”
Firms increasingly rely on innovative hiring strategies and bootcamp-as-a-benefit models to navigate the persistent tech skills shortage.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi has moved to unblock broadband roll-out with a new policy direction.
Chairman and founder Jovan Regasek celebrates the milestones that shaped the tech media pioneer, while opening up about the challenges faced along the way.
Electronic warfare is disrupting ship navigation systems, and commercial crews aren’t prepared for it.
The rand has continued to weaken as the war on Iran sends oil above $100/barrel and rattles emerging markets.
US space agency says it is working towards new date after February launch delayed by technical difficulties
Nasa said on Thursday that the long-delayed launch of Artemis II, the first crewed flyby mission to the moon in more than 50 years, could come as soon as 1 April.
“We are on track for a launch as early as April 1, and we are working toward that date,” Lori Glaze, a senior Nasa...
Vox’s Kiwi promises fibre-like wireless speeds of up to 200Mbit/s – the company’s Theo van Zyl explains how it works.
Parliament has called for experienced professionals as the terms of four Icasa councillors near their conclusion.
SAS’s Josefin Rosén on why Africa can shape AI differently – and why the window is narrow.
This week’s best wildlife photographs from around the world
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