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Only nine per cent of Canadian firms are cyber mature: Cisco report
Cisco

Only nine per cent of Canadian firms are cyber mature: Cisco report

Only nine per cent of companies in Canada and 13 per cent in the U.S. have a mature level of preparedness to face cyber attacks. The numbers are part of Cisco's Cybersecurity Readiness Index, released today. The top-ranking countries with mature firms are Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Brazil.See the Story
Hashtag Trending Mar.14th- Regulators rush in to save failing banks, DOJ investigating AI and Australian researchers create electricity out of ‘thin-air’.
Department of Justice

Hashtag Trending Mar.14th- Regulators rush in to save failing banks, DOJ investigating AI and Australian researchers create electricity out of ‘thin-air’.

Hashtag Trending: Regulators rush in to save failing banks, DOJ investigating AI and Australian researchers create electricity out of thin air. Jim Love, CIO of IT World Canada and TechNewsDay in the US, brings you today's top tech news stories. The U.S. Department of Justice has its eyes on Artificial Intelligence, according to a report by Axios.See the Story
TikTok under investigation by Canadian privacy authorities
US & Canada · Ottawa

TikTok under investigation by Canadian privacy authorities

43% Center coverage: 23 sources
Social media short-form video giant TikTok is under investigation in Canada over its use and collection of users' personal information. The China-owned platform says it welcomes the opportunity to work with federal and provincial authorities 'to set the record straight.'See the Story

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Europe · Kyiv

What to expect in the second year of the Russia-Ukraine war

50% Center coverage: 74 sources
Ukraine's success in routing Russian forces will depend largely on how quickly the U.S. and Europe supply decisive arms like long-range missiles, tanks and jets. Russia's hope for retaking momentum hinges on Western unity disintegrating. Russia has mobilized some 300,000 troops for the fresh ground offensive in eastern Ukraine.
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Business · San Francisco

Cheaters beware: ChatGPT maker releases AI detection tool

41% Left coverage: 70 sources
The maker of ChatGPT is trying to curb its reputation as a freewheeling cheating machine with a new tool that can help teachers detect if a student or artificial intelligence wrote that homework.
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Business · Ottawa

Federal court dismisses Competition Bureau’s appeal of Rogers-Shaw merger approval

57% Left coverage: 14 sources
The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed the Competition Bureau’s appeal of a tribunal decision approving Rogers Communications Inc.’s proposed $20-billion takeover of Shaw Communications Inc.
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Business · Redmond

Microsoft announces multibillion-dollar investment in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI

45% Center coverage: 95 sources
Microsoft announced a new multiyear, multibillion-dollar investment with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI on Monday.
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Sundar Pichai · Mountain View

Google Cutting 12,000 Jobs in 6% Slash to Global Workforce

56% Center coverage: 259 sources
Google parent Alphabet Inc. said it will cut about 12,000 jobs, more than 6% of its global workforce, becoming the latest tech giant to retrench after years of abundant growth and hiring.
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Europe · Washington

T-Mobile data breach exposes about 37 mln accounts

67% Center coverage: 198 sources
U.S. wireless carrier T-Mobile (TMUS.O) said on Thursday it was investigating a data breach involving 37 million postpaid and prepaid accounts and that it expected to incur significant costs related to the incident.
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CRTC lowers some wholesale internet rates by 10 per cent as part of broader review

54% Center coverage: 11 sources
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission said Wednesday it recognizes its current approach does not encouraging enough competition in the sector. In 2021, the regulator reversed a decision from two years earlier to drop wholesale internet rates after major operators argued the lower rate would have them selling at a loss. Companies such as Rogers and Bell have said that expanding their network infrastructure is a significant cost that independent companies don't bear.
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