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Federal Government has inaugurated new 70 operational vehicles for the National Examination Council (NECO) for enhanced conduct of the Council's examinations by ensuring the security and timely delivery of examination materials to numerous examination centres nationwide.

The Indian Coast Guards strategic Digital Armed Forces vision advances through a pivotal contract aligned with the Centres objectives. This initiative encompasses an advanced Data Centre, robust Disaster Recovery, connectivity enhancement, and ERP system development. Employing secured technology, including MPLS/VSAT, it establishes a Tier-III Data Centre core. This nerve center centralizes ICG application oversight, ensuring vigilant management of critical IT assets.

The Defence Ministry on Friday signed a contract worth Rs 588.68 crore with Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) for the acquisition of Digital Coast Guard (DCG) project, under the Buy (Indian) category, an official said.A ...

CtrlS Datacenters: Touted as one of Asias largest hyperscale data center providers, CtrlS has an ambitious $2 billion investment plan for the next six years with a focus on increasing cloud workloads and artificial intelligence (AI).

The Defence Ministry has entered into a contract valued at Rs 588.68 crore with Telecommunications Consultants...

Canalys Forums 2023 Asia Pacific hosted a pivotal panel discussion, “Neutralize the Attack Surface,” spotlighting the imperative strategies

A December 5th, 2023 groundbreaking ceremony in Masaka marked the commencement of a pioneering project in Uganda — the construction of the nation’s first Tier 3 green data center representing a multi-million-dollar investment by Centenary Group. This ambitious endeavor is set to not only advance Uganda’s digital infrastructure but also emphasize environmentally sustainable technology solutions.

Confluence, Jira, MacOS app, and third-party library affected.

First Distribution is introducing the EBG and HUAWEI SME portfolios in the South African market.

After a five-year pause, on the evening of 26 September, lead ions collided at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at an unprecedented high energy of 5.36 TeV per pair of nucleons (protons or neutrons) and a collision rate six times higher than before. The final lead-ion beam of this latest heavy-ion run was dumped early in the morning of 30 October, after a forced magnet ‘quench’, carried out to better understand the amount of deposited energy at which the LHC superconducting magnets lose their...