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Belarusian police raid Uber and Yandex offices in Minsk
Protesters fear police forces might have been looking for location data from the two ride-hailing companies in order to identify those who participated in anti-government protests.
Read MoreApple mercilessly mocked by Epic where it hurts
Epic Games releases an excellent mockery of Apple’s most famous ad after its Fortnite was eliminated from the Apple App Store.
Read MoreFacebook joins The Linux Foundation as a platinum member
For years, Facebook has relied on Linux and open-source software. Now it’s taking a leading role in The Linux Foundation.
Read MoreFireEye’s bug bounty program goes public
42 vulnerabilities in FireEye domains have, so far, been resolved.
Read MoreStrong demand for PC and smart devices pushes Lenovo’s Q1 revenue to $13 billion
The Chinese tech giant maintained growth despite the impacts of COVID-19.
Read MoreRedCurl cybercrime group has hacked companies for three years
New hacker group discovered; believed to operate out of Russia.
Read MoreBidders unable to buy over 1GHz in Australian 26GHz 5G spectrum auction
With 2.4GHz of spectrum on the table to be auctioned off, Australian carriers will be unable to purchase more than 1GHz each.
Read MoreNTT introduces private cloud services in Singapore, Hong Kong
Japanese IT services provider launches a range of private cloud offerings that include ERP and analytics in the two Asian markets, extending the services beyond Europe and the US.
Read MoreSeek apologises for ‘internal technical issue’ that exposed user details
But it has no intention of reporting the issue as a notifiable data breach to the Office of Australian Information Commissioner.
Read MoreSoftBank Group bounces back in Q1 from record loss
Net profit is up while sales slightly decreased for the Japanese giant, which has sold off $40 billion of assets over the past four months.
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