Zao, a deepfake face-swapping app, has gone viral in China following its launch on August 30. Many are concerned it puts users’ privacy at risk
Crypto asset firm Sygnum has obtained its first provisional banking and securities dealer licence from Switzerland and is now setting its sights on Singapore
The New Economy asks three businesses at SAPPHIRE NOW 2019 how they’re using technology to deliver best in class experiences for their stakeholders
Real-time experience data is helping Entel rapidly design and iterate improved customer journeys
The video-streaming giant has disabled 210 channels involved in a coordinated campaign to promote discord among Hong Kong protestors
San-Francisco-based tech charity Kiva has launched a blockchain initiative in Sierra Leone to help the population gain access to financial services
Once acquired by Yahoo for $1.1bn, the blogging site Tumblr is now being sold for an undisclosed amount that reports claim could be as low as $3m
Today’s food and agriculture companies are striving to feed a growing population in a world under increasing under threat from climate change. Innovation in how we produce food could be the answer
Researchers have developed an ultra-thin form of gold that could have a wide-reaching economic impact across the medical device and electronics industries
The internet was expected to democratise the sharing of information. Now, more countries are pushing for censorship and digital authoritarianism, with China leading the way
As Amazon faces increasing pressure from privacy regulators, the company has changed Alexa’s settings to allow users to opt-out of having their recordings reviewed by staff
Saudi Arabia’s capital market regulator has given two firms permission to test computer-generated investment advice
