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Having made education a core pillar of his development plan for Nigeria's first megacity, Sanwo-Olu chose a better fit to lead LASUBEB.

Founded in Russia by a Russian national, with a headquarters division in Moscow—that doesn't mean Kaspersky is in Putin’s pocket. But with multiple governments and even hacker groups shunning the company, we can no longer recommend Kaspersky products.

As the Duchess of Cornwall launches the Platinum Champions Awards, we celebrate the volunteers who are making a difference every day

The polymetallic nodule fields in the CCZ of the Pacific represent the largest known undeveloped nickel resource on the planet.

India’s leading producer of graphite materials for lithium-ion battery anodes with ambitions to enter cathode material production, Epsilon Carbon intends to deliver a pre-feasibility report for... | March 17, 2022

LibreSSL issues patches as well.

Founded in Russia by a Russian national, with a headquarters division in Moscow—that doesn't mean Kaspersky is in Putin’s pocket. Deeper context can help you decide whether or not to trust the company.

A new report shows an explosion of zero-day attacks and malware focused on mobile devices just as companies adopted widespread bring-your-own device policies.

We discuss the future of telecoms and bridging the digital divide with Ayham Moussa, CEO of MTN Congo

Google’s deal to buy Mandiant gives the large cloud provider a sought after edge in security services and threat intelligence, even as it lays to rest earlier claims of vendor independence by Mandiant.