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Eight West African countries including Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon Ivory Coast, Liberia, and the Benin Republic on Thursday witnessed poor internet access as a result of damage to international undersea cables supplying them with connectivity.
Part of the cables affected by the damage are the West Africa Cable System (WACS), the Africa Coast to Europe (ACE), MainOne, and SAT3 cables. Read more here.
Google has begun to limit Gemini's responses to election-related queries in countries where elections are being held.
The move is expected to prevent the AI chatbot from providing potentially misleading or incorrect information during sensitive political periods. Read more here.
President Joe Biden's intention to sign a ban on TikTok, alleging its ties to the Chinese government, might jeopardise his re-election campaign's vital outreach to younger voters.
House Republicans voted on Wednesday to compel TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, to relinquish its US operations or face a ban. Biden has promised to sign the bill if it passes the Senate. Read more here.
Mercedes-Benz, a global automotive leader, has embarked on a pioneering venture in humanoid robotics, partnering with Apptronik, an Austin-based robotics startup.
The collaboration aims to integrate humanoid robotics into manufacturing processes, with Apptronik's expertise and technological advancements driving innovation in this endeavour. Read more here.
Users of GB WhatsApp, a customised version of the famous messaging software, recently received an unexpected message encouraging them to "switch to WhatsApp now."
The letter said that users would soon require the official WhatsApp to continue using their accounts, which caused instant confusion and alarm among recipients. Read more here.
These are a few of this week's most recent technology news. For more information on the most recent news in Nigeria and across the world, visit www.allnews.ng.
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