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Geopolitical tension and digital protectionism threaten to undermine a more connected region

On TechpointDigest, Victoria Fakiya discusses the need for competition in Nigeria's mobile Internet space, the human cost of non-compete clauses, BasiGo’s partnership, the new naira notes' deadline and Mafab's 5G rollout.

We dive deep into the data to see who is dominating Nigeria's mobile Internet market, and how it affects you.

But it is vanishingly far off? i dont think so. i think the problem is right now that the leaders of the nato countries are not sending enough to the challenge because they are not yet ready to accept the reality that the third world war has already started by russian federation and ukraine. we either stop it together or russian federation will move on if ukraine fails. well move on according to the ultimatum that russia has put on the ultimatum that russia has put on the table in december 2021 ...

Nvidia's Megatron AI recently took the floor at the celebrated Oxford Union to debate whether AI can ever be ethical.

Do they look at it enough? are they investing in the teams as fully as they should and getting other partners to look at that data the way they should? i dont think so. >> "the new york times" reported this week on internal clashes. what they called data wars involving this tool called crowd tangle. what is going on with this tool, and why does it matter? >> crowd tangle is a really great tool that takes public content -- and its important that people know these are public posts and public conte...

Digital currencies are becoming increasingly present on both research and policy agendas, including for central banks. This column explores the geopolitical role of central bank digital currencies, with a particular focus on China. It argues that such currencies could be useful as a means for central banks to record transactions in an increasingly cashless economy and could

India’s Ban of Chinese Apps Merits International Support: Expert News Analysis NEW DELHI—Just as there is a physical world, there’s a virtual world. Gamers and app developers call it the meta-sphere, and it daily engages billions of real-time people. Predominantly controlled by Chinese entities, the meta-sphere gives the Chinese regime information that’s needed to control behavior, as well as a platform for censorship and propaganda. India banned Chinese mobile applications because, acc...

News. this is your local channel. the people in this country have some sort of sense of division and they have a sense of distrust of institutions right now. but one thing people tend to trust are the local tv stations. but what happens when those are taken over by a conglomerate that is forcing stories on to local tv networks? so this is a media strategy and fundamentally anti-democratic. >> and this isnt the first time. >> exactly. and you see these various sorts of shadow media figures behind...