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Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State, has said that the continent's IT sector has grown rapidly because of finance, investments, and a young population.
He made this statement at the GITEX One Africa Digital Summit. in Marrakech, Morocco, on Wednesday. Read more here.
Online dating company Match Group has unveiled Archer, a "social-first" dating platform for gay, bi, and queer guys, which has the largest proportion of the worldwide dating industry.
It won't be until later this month when Archer officially launches on the App Store. Read more here.
CEO of Nvidia Corp. Jensen Huang has announced a new group of AI-related products and services in an effort to further cash in on the craze that has made his business the most valuable chipmaker in the world.
Huang informed the crowd at the Computex expo in Taiwan that the extensive new range includes an AI supercomputer platform dubbed DGX GH200 that would assist tech businesses in developing ChatGPT substitutes. Read more here.
Meta has disclosed that it will start testing restrictions on Facebook and Instagram that "limit some users and publishers from viewing or sharing some news content in Canada," according to a blog post.
The latest development comes in response to Canada's proposed Online Sharing Act. Read more here.
These days, not many people want to carry a lot of things with them and for this reason anything but physical items are perfect; this is how digital additions are gathering so much attention.
Whereas Hyundai and Kia each only have one model that is compatible with the concept of digital car keys, BMW boasts the most vehicles that are compatible with this feature, including two Genesis models. Read more here.
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