This week's roundup looked at the top news stories from the Global B2B tech & telecoms industry.
The stories cover topics including data theft, artificial intelligence, genetic data, internet access in Bangladesh, AI chatbots, Spain's telecom network, Russian cyber attacks and fixed wireless access rollouts.
Here are our highlights:
monday_____________________________
Domestic abuse victim data stolen in Legal Aid hack
A "significant amount" of private data including details of domestic abuse victims has been hacked from Legal Aid's online system. The Ministry of Justice said the agency's services were hacked in April and data dating back to 2010 was downloaded.
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According to the technology giant, the move will help strengthen the development of next-generation AI agents for more advanced workflows.
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tuesday___________________________
Pharma giant Regeneron to buy 23andMe and its customers’ data for $256M
Regeneron said it will acquire 23andMe’s genomics service and its bank of 15 million customers’ personal and genetic data as part of the deal.
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Starlink launches in Bangladesh to boost reliable internet access
Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk’s SpaceX-owned satellite internet service Starlink launched in Bangladesh on Tuesday, as the South Asian nation steps up efforts to ensure reliable, uninterrupted access to the internet.
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Wednesday___________________________
AI chatbot to be embedded in Google search
Google is introducing a new artificial intelligence (AI) mode that more firmly embeds chatbot capabilities into its search engine, aiming to give users the experience of having a conversation with an expert.
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Spain's telecom network recovers from nationwide crash
UK exposes Russian cyber campaign targeting support for Ukraine
The UK has exposed what it says is a "malicious cyber campaign" targeting multiple organisations, including those involved in delivering foreign assistance to Ukraine.
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Nokia appoints Three Sweden for FWA rollout
Nokia has partnered with Three Sweden to provide its Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) technology for Three’s Business to Business (B2B) customers. According to the telecoms giant, the move will help Three Sweden offer faster, more reliable broadband services to homes and businesses, especially in areas without fibre coverage.
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