| Hi John, A British Government review of its telecommunications make-up, initiated in July, may affect the list of companies that supply 5G equipment for the rollout and could increase scrutiny of Chinese vendor Huawei Technologies.
A Chinese high school in the province of Hunan has sacked its headmaster after he was found to be using the school's electricity and school computers to mine the ethereum cryptocurrency using eight machines.
India's domestic payments networks are gaining ground over US companies Mastercard and Visa, a few months after the two American firms complained to their government that the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was pushing a local rival.
World-renowned security technologist Bruce Schneier may not have intended it, but he has provided the answer to those who are demanding that industry provide governments with a means to break encryption.
A survey by Dell Technologies has found of members of Generation Z who are about to enter the workforce expect humans and machine to work together, with 49% believing this will happen as an integrated team.
If you still have a huge collection of DVDs, in this era of large storage and streaming media, you can give your discs a new lease of life with WinX DVD Ripper says David M Williams who explains how. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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