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Technology news includes real-time updates on Blockchain, Fintech, Augmented Reality, Virtual reality, Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Cyber Security, electronic gadgets, etc. There’s no doubt that technology is driving the world towards a largely digitized space.
Social media, the internet, and blockchain have been a significant part of the tech world as tech giants look to make considerable investments in those innovations.
Blockchain technology is a public, digitized ledger for recording and verifying crypto transactions. Blockchain was built in such a way that transactions recorded on it cannot be changed or altered. Blockchain’s success story has paved the way for its adoption in other fields such as election, logistics, transportation, personal identification, etc. Several top companies now employ the use of blockchain for operational tasks in order to enhance their mode of operation.
Technology is employed in every field to enhance privacy, security as well as operation speed. Over the years, cyber-crime has continued to be a major thorn in tech’s flesh as hackers take advantage of vulnerabilities in tech products. Cyber security firms have been given the task of curbing cyber-crimes and pave the way for more investors.
Fintech simply means financial technology and it involves the application of technological tools and software into financial services and operations. Fintech has seen massive adoption in the past decade as several industries such as banking, education, fundraising, health, venture management, etc. continue to reckon its importance.
The top five tech companies around the world are Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft, etc. and they worth over four trillion dollars combined.
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On Tuesday, the Bay Area’s local sheriffs’ department ordered the Tesla factory shutdown, but the plant with its 10,000 employees is still operating. TSLA stock is down.
Despite the release of the new MacBook Air and iPad Pro, Apple doesn’t have its AAPL stock skyrocketing. It was down 2.45% yesterday. But it started gaining in the premarket.
Joining hands with several health services, Facebook will be releasing an information center to deal with the COVID-19 crisis. Facebook has also extended monetary help for small businesses affected due to the virus spread. Yesterday, FB stock was in red.
Apple introduces its iPad Pro and its Macbook Air with lots of new and exciting features. The new iPad Pro has received the LiDAR Scanner.
Uber stock is falling after the firm confirmed that it was suspending carpool services as a result of COVID-19 despite a rally in the tech stocks.
The streaming service with top Hollywood shows and films Tubi is now under the wings of Fox, a broadcast and news company. They inked a partnership worth $440 million, paid by Fox for full share control.
While Tesla (TSLA) stock has crashed over 50% over the last month, its fundamentals currently remain solid. Tesla is facing a massive blow on its manufacturing facilities due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Initiating human trials is only one step in the long process of proving the safety and efficacy of a new therapeutic. Still, the timeframes to beginning testing for Moderna, BioNTech and CureVac are faster than typical for traditional vaccines.
Moderna (MRNA) stock rocketed today after the biotech company dosed the first patient in a study of its coronavirus vaccine. The drug aims to use a natural function called messenger RNA to protect against the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19.
TSLA stock is down while the company started delivering its latest car models on March 13, ahead of the initial schedule of autumn 2020. Later, Tesla made an official announcement and presented a video of the Model Y.
Apple (AAPL) stock price dropped after it was announced that retail shops outside China will be closed due to COVID-19 fears.
Tesla (TSLA) stock plummeted 18.58% in trading on Monday from its previous close of $546.62 to $445.07. The stock has fallen amid the broader sell-off in U.S. markets.
Within the partnership, Android Opera users get the ability to purchase Bitcoin and Ethereum with a debit card, while iOS users can check the function in Apple Pay.
Users of the Starbucks mobile app will soon have the opportunity to pay for their drinks with Bakkt Cash. According to Bakkt, at the current moment, the crypto payment option is only in limited beta.
Taking into account the extremely fragile healthcare systems in Africa, the UK-based company Mologic has collaborated with Senegalese research foundation Institut Pasteur de Dakar to develop the COVID-19 hand-held testing kits.