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AME gaming market is driven by mobile F2P gaming

In Asia and the Middle East (AME), with increasing disposable income and a cultural openness to gaming, games are gaining a traction with growing interest in Free to Play (F2P) and localised games.

Japan gaming spend is poised for growth

Given favourable underlying conditions, the gaming ARPU will increase from $22.61 in 2022 to $30.26 in 2027.

Threat actors in phishing campaign targeted at Office 365

Security vendor Proofpoint identified an ongoing hacking operation in November 2023, in which cybercriminals are employing phishing traps and shared Office 365 documents to steal credentials.

Verizon notifies more than 63,000 employees of personal data breach

For nearly three months Verizon was unaware of the incident which occurred in September 2023.

Telcos advancing circular economy in B2B

Recycling can become a tool for customer retention and acquisition, as well as adding to overall brand value.

JV one-stop sports app to rattle pay-TV

The sports-oriented joint venture (JV) planned by three leading media companies reflects the growing importance of live event programming for streaming service providers.

GenAI Watch: Zoom stays in the AI race with Zoom AI Companion

Before generative AI (GenAI) arrived, Zoom was viewed as an ‘also-ran’ to the likes of Cisco, Microsoft, and Google.

Google Cloud and Hugging Face announce agreement

The deal means that the developer community can train and operate Hugging Face models on the Google Cloud infrastructure.

2024 will bring exciting changes to cloud-based collaboration

GlobalData expects contact centre, hybrid work, and mobility to witness important new dynamics.

CES 2024: Foldables are alive and kicking

This year, along with foldable displays, LG and Samsung each showcased a futuristic TV with a transparent screen.