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News from the tech and telecoms sector in Nigeria
Microsoft outlook users experience Software Blackout.
Outlook users were unable to connect to their Outlook.com as the site had difficulty in loading for some hours.
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Amazon launches palm reading payment technology for shoppers
Amazon has introduced a new form of payment technology involving the scanning of shoppers' palm.
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Google launches Chromecast with Google TV
Google unveils the Chromecast device to stream contents from Walt Disney Co's Disney+ and Netflix.
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TSTV Africa re-launches on Independence Day, exactly three years after failed start
The company announced that it has fully returned to business, as it will be rolling out 80 HD Channels in...
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Netflix moves against Showmaxx, introduces cheaper mobile only subscription in Nigeria, Africa
Netflix plans to expand the mobile-only contracts permanently if the trials become a success.
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Software bug brings down Microsoft Teams, Azure
Microsoft's Teams app recently experience a bit of a glitch that affected services globally.
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Logistics became more essential during COVID-19 – Moses Enenwali, CEO and Co-founder, Topship
Moses Enenwali discusses the Logistics business and expresses optimism of massive growth in the nearest future.
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Dell partners firms to launch Tech Experience Centre in Nigeria
Dell Technologies is to establish a Tech Experience Centre in Nigeria.
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Rack Centre to create West Africa’s largest data centre in $100m expansion
Rack Centre's expansion programme will increase capacity to a total net lettable white space of 6000 square metres.
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TikTok’s owner seeks $60 billion valuation in US deal as Oracle, Walmart take stakes
Oracle and Walmart have rights to buy 12.5% and 7.5% respectively of a newly established TikTok Global.
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