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Telecompaper IT ITIDA signs cooperation deals with NGOs to boost partnership and IT sector Thursday 29 April 2021 | 14:44 CET | News Egypt's Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) has signed three-year cooperation protocols with three civil society organisations (CSOs) specialising in ICT. ITIDA will provide administrative, technical and financial support, at an estimated budget of EGP 50 million, to three NGOs including the Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunication (CIT), the Egyptian Information, Telecommunications, Electronics and Software Alliance (EI...

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26 April 2021 17:36 GMT Pangiam, a security and travel services provider, announced today Ha McNeill as the new Chief Executive Officer of Pangiam Strategic Consulting. Ha brings nearly two decades of experience to Pangiam as an executive with a track record of integration, strategic planning, and mission driven success. In addition, Ha is a subject matter expert in the fields of homeland security, commercial aviation and technology and software. Ha comes to Pangiam from BSA | The Software Alliance as the Chief Operating Officer where she helped design the organization's strategic direc...

Apr 22, 2021 The U.S. Congress is moving with increasing urgency on bipartisan legislation to confront China and bolster competitiveness in technology and critical manufacturing with the Senate poised to act within weeks on a package of bills. As part of the package, Senator John Cornyn, a Texas Republican, plans to push for incentives to strengthen domestic semiconductor manufacturing through his CHIPS for America legislation, according to a person familiar with the matter. The bill became law earlier this year but was never funded. President Joe Biden has called for as much as $50 ...

Big Tech is pushing states to pass privacy laws, and yes, you should be suspicious Concerned about growing momentum behind efforts to regulate the commercial use of personal data, Big Tech has begun seeding watered-down “privacy” legislation in states with the goal of preempting greater protections, experts say. The swift passage in March of a consumer data privacy law in Virginia, which Protocol reported was originally authored by Amazon with input from Microsoft, is emblematic of an industry-driven, lobbying-fueled approach taking hold across the country. The Markup reviewed exist...