Angelica Mari

There has been a 230% demand boost for devices ahead of the rollout of the 5th-generation mobile technology, according to new research.

The country was also the first in South America by breached users for the second consecutive quarter, according to a new study.

According to research by the Internet Steering Committee, the situation is dire in urban centers but even worse in rural areas.

Brasília is the first city to get the fifth-generation mobile technology; other capitals are expected to go live in August.

A new report found that most organizations do not have backup or encryption policies.

The apps and streaming services deactivated as part of the operation also captured user information.

After smartphones, TVs are the second most-used device to access the Internet in the country, according to research.

The action is part of Anatel’s initiatives to tackle the sale of irregular goods in marketplaces.

But access to fiber-optic connections and PCs is still lacking.

The South American country is at the bottom of a ranking that analyzes competitiveness across the public and private sectors.

The majority of the resources should go towards big data and analytics solutions, according to research

This will enable the body to fully perform its functions, and it falls in line with other regulatory regimes around the world.

The new feature is meant to tackle disinformation and could be extended to countries facing threats to democracy.

Organizations are not using artificial intelligence or are in early stages of development, according to government investigations.

According to new research, the segment has generated record levels of business since 2019.

Most of the workforce will need ongoing training in the next three years, according to research.

The billionaire’s firm Starlink will operate satellites over the region in the coming months.

The collaboration is the first of its kind in the world, and it includes concrete actions to combat the spread of false information through the messaging app.

Firms based in the Latin country have seen a massive hike in occurrences where their data has been stolen but are still refusing to pay for ransom.

The proposal aims to protect consumers and tackle issues such as money laundering and other illegal practices.