Technology
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Samsung aims to build 11 more chip plants worth $200 bn in US
Seoul: Samsung Electronics floated an idea of investing nearly $200 billion to build 11 more chip plants in the US over the next two decades, documents filed with the state of Texas…
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Zoom brings end-to-end encryption for its cloud phone service
San Francisco: Video chat app Zoom has announced that it is bringing end-to-end encryption feature to its cloud phone service Zoom Phone and it will soon be available on Breakout Rooms. The…
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Nokia bullish on India’s 5G roadmap: CEO
New Delhi: As the global penetration rates for both fibre and 5G excluding China still remain very low, Nokia is bullish on the 5G roadmap in India which is an important country…
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Amazon to allow developers to create Alexa routines for users
San Francisco: At Alexa Live 2022, Amazon has announced new features for skill developers and device makers, including tools that will allow developers to create Alexa routines and suggest them to users.…
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Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure now available for all users
San Francisco: The Oracle Database Service for Microsoft Azure is now generally available and Azure Cloud customers can directly access and monitor enterprise-grade services in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), the companies have…
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All creations can turn live gameplay clips into Reels on FB Gaming
New Delhi: Facebook Gaming has rolled out a new ‘Clips to Reels’ feature for all creators to convert live gameplay clips into Reels. Last month, the company announced ‘Clips to Reels’ for…
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Hyundai sells 1.88 mn vehicles in first 6 months, Q2 profit jumps 56%
Seoul: Hyundai Motor said on Thursday that its second-quarter net profit jumped 56 per cent from a year earlier on improved product mix and a weak won. Net profit for the three…
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Crypto exchange Zipmex pauses withdrawals until further notice
New Delhi: Singapore-headquartered crypto exchange Zipmex has announced to pause withdrawals until further notice, becoming another crypto company to bear the brunt of volatile market conditions. The digital assets exchange has operations…
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Microsoft Teams faces major outage, Twitterati react
New Delhi: Tech giant Microsoft on Thursday confirmed that its Teams app was facing a major outage that affected thousands of users as they were unable to access the app, and several…
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Twitter can also be made liable for fraudulent disclosure on bots, thinks Musk
New Delhi: If Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s legal team can prove that Twitter has misled its users from revealing the actual number of bots or spam accounts on its platform, than the…
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Amazon, FB, Google suppress competition, favour their products: US govt panel
Washington: New internal documents released by the US House Judiciary Committee have revealed how Amazon, Facebook and Google favoured their own products and abused their dominance to suppress competition from their rivals.…
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Google plans to test AR glasses in public from next month
San Francisco: With an aim to help users, tech giant Google has announced that it is planning to test augmented reality (AR) glasses in public beginning next month. The company said that…
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95% of new digital workloads to be deployed on Cloud by 2025: Nadella
New Delhi: Nearly 95 per cent of all new digital workloads will be deployed on the Cloud by 2025, Microsoft’s Executive Chairman CEO Satya Nadella has said. Addressing the company’s annual conference…
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Samsung to drop Galaxy S22 FE to increase S22 Ultra’s production
Seoul: South Korean tech giant Samsung has cancelled the development of the Galaxy S22 FE. However, the series has not been discontinued, media reports say. Samsung has abandoned the Galaxy S22 FE…
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UK heatwave shuts Google Cloud, Oracle data centre servers
London: The record-breaking heat in the UK has led to cooling-related outages at the Google Cloud and Oracle servers, leaving the customers flummoxed as they never experience such outages. Google Cloud said…
