Nigeria’s Cloudflex, other players to drive cloud computing market to $1.2B by 2028

The global Cloud Computing Market size is to grow from $626.4 billion in 2023 to $1,266.4 billion by 2028 at a CAGR of 15.1% during the forecast period, according to a new report that has spotted Nigerian tech company, Cloudflex, among the key industry drivers.

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Kaspersky: Expect rise of AI-powered impersonation, mobile exploits in 2024

The 2024 threat landscape will see a rise in AI-powered impersonation, mobile exploits, among other cybercrime activities, according to tech security company, Kaspersky.

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Exclusive: Boardroom battle erupts at 9mobile, threatens spectrum trade deal with MTN

Boardroom battle erupts at 9mobile, threatens spectrum trade deal with MTN

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Dr Aminu Maida: Telecoms service quality is non-negotiable, Nigeria’s new telecoms regulatory chief reads riot act to telcos

Dr Aminu Maida says that telecoms service quality will not be negotiable on his watch as the Executive Vice Chairman/CEO of Nigerian Communications Commission’s (NCC).

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Malware with 430,000 monthly attacks hit WhatsApp, Telegram users  

A new malicious WhatsApp spy mod that thrives inside Telegram and has recorded over 340,000 in a month, is fast spreading on the two popular messaging apps, tech security firm Kaspersky has alerted.

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Fets, UnionPay ink cards deal, target Nigeria’s $26B trade with China  

Nigeria’s trade with China, estimated at $26 billion in 2022, is to be expanded following a payment technology alliance unveiled today between Funds & Electronic Transfer Solutions Limited (Fets) and UnionPay International (UPI) for the issuance of virtual cards for trade between the two nations, Omotade Odunowo, Fets CEO has hinted.

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Cybercrime: Six ‘threat actors’ arrested as Police seal underworld ops centre

The Nigeria Police today said it has shut down an underworld cybercrime training and recruitment hub located in Abuja that led to the arrest of six alleged “threat actors.”

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Telecoms mast don’t cause impotence in men or contaminate water tanks, NCC and telcos say to douse public health concerns over emissions  

Nigerians have been assured that base transceiver station (BTS), the equipment used to communicate between subscribers and mobile networks, popularly called telecoms masts, cannot cause impotence in men or contaminate water tanks where they are located.

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