Technology

Facebook's Global Policy Management President Monika Bickert announced the removal of deceptive images and videos designed to mislead users, targeting content that artificially alters visual media to create false narratives.

Taiwanese economic officials are expressing concerns about recent US semiconductor restrictions potentially harming the island's critical technology export sector. The new Chips and Science Act could significantly disrupt Taiwan's advanced chip manufacturing ecosystem, introducing uncertainty into global supply chains.

Billions worldwide are experiencing internet connectivity challenges as the coronavirus pandemic forces a massive shift to online platforms. With work, education, and shopping moving digital, network infrastructures are struggling to maintain reliable speeds and capacity during global quarantine measures.

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Telekom Malaysia and ZTE Malaysia have partnered to develop a hybrid cloud 5G core network, focusing on cutting-edge technologies like software-defined networking, hardware acceleration, and three-layer decoupling. This strategic collaboration aims to enhance Malaysia's 5G ecosystem and transform data processing capabilities.

IBM is collaborating with Rapidus, a new Japanese government-backed chipmaker, to develop advanced semiconductor technology. This partnership comes amid global chip shortages and geopolitical tensions, with Japan seeking to regain its competitive edge in semiconductor manufacturing and secure critical technology for its automotive and IT industries.

SoftBank Corp. has entered Japan's 5G market, providing users with revolutionary mobile technology that enables downloading a two-hour movie in just seconds. The service promises 100 times faster data transmission compared to existing 4G networks, positioning the company competitively alongside rivals NTT Docomo and KDDI Corp.

Totok, the Middle Eastern messaging app, has been reinstated on the Google Play Store after previously being removed due to spying accusations reported by The New York Times. The app, which offers free calls and texts, allows users to connect across different countries and has regained its downloadable status.

Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) has chosen Ericsson to deploy Malaysia's national 5G network in an RM11 billion project. The agreement aims to enhance digital infrastructure and support the country's transition to a more connected digital economy, excluding previous potential vendors like Huawei.