This week's roundup looked at the top news stories from the Global B2B tech & telecoms industry.
The stories cover Gamma Communications, Apple, UK Government, YouTube, Female AI startups, Glassdoor, China Satellites, Mobile money growth in Africa, Intel, and the McDonald's and Greggs IT failures.
Here are our highlights:
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Apple has agreed to pay $490m (£385m) to settle a lawsuit led by Norfolk County Council.
Read the full story here: bbc.in/4afOrfM
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YouTube announced it will now require users to indicate if the videos they upload depict altered or synthetic media, including artificial intelligence-generated content
Read the full story here: nbcnews.to/3THQnHl
Female-led AI start-ups are being left behind in terms of investment funding, despite wider financing in the sector “booming”, a new report says.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/4aaJswY
Glassdoor, where employees go to leave anonymous reviews of employers, has recently begun adding real names to user profiles without users' consent
Read the full story here: bit.ly/3IQA99r
China launched a satellite that will act as a communications bridge between ground operations and an upcoming mission on the far side of the moon
Read the full story here: reut.rs/43okNmg
The campaign went live today, after our MD Matthew Whalley and Account Manager Ellie Booth attended a pre-launch event at the Gherkin, London. The campaign introduced a new fluffy mascot to represent Gamma's dedication to customer relationships, loyalty and trust.
Read more here: bit.ly/4a2jwnv
Read the full story here: bit.ly/3IK2wX9
The payments watchdog is examining the tech outages that have caused chaos for a number of high-profile retail outlets over the last week.
Read the full story here: bbc.in/4a0dymU
The Biden administration has agreed to give intel up to US$8.5 billion in direct funding and $11 billion in loans for chip plants in Arizona, Ohio, New Mexico and Oregon.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/43BadID