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Bitcoin Hits 2025 Low Amid U.S. TariffInduced Market Turmoil

The introduction of fresh U.S. tariffs has caused a major decline in the bitcoin market. Before a little recovery, Bitcoin fell as much as 5.5% to its

The introduction of fresh U.S. tariffs has caused a major decline in the bitcoin market. Before a little recovery, Bitcoin fell as much as 5.5% to its lowest point in 2025. Significant drops were also seen in Ethereum and other wellknown cryptocurrencies. Significant losses were recorded in the shares of cryptocurrencyfocused businesses like Coinbase and Robinhood, indicating a decline in investor confidence. Analysts caution that these changes may call into question Bitcoins standing as a safehaven investment amid uncertain economic times. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Googles Android Update Fixes Two ZeroDay Flaws Exploited for Data Extraction

Security flaws and delayed fixes in Googles most recent Android update have Samsung and Pixel customers worried. The update fixes two serious zeroday

Security flaws and delayed fixes in Googles most recent Android update have Samsung and Pixel customers worried. The update fixes two serious zeroday vulnerabilities, CVE202453150 and CVE202453197, that were actively used to harvest data from devices that were locked. The improvements were quickly applied to Googles Pixel devices, but Samsung was slow to adopt them however, they are now part of the April release. Furthermore, Samsungs One UI 7, which is built on top of Android 15, has new safeguards against forensic attacks. The difficulties in ensuring timely upgrades and security within the Android ecosystem are brought to light by this circumstance. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

DeepSeek and Tsinghua University Collaborate on SelfImproving AI Models

In partnership with Tsinghua University, the Chinese startup DeepSeek is employing generative reward modelling GRM to create selfimproving AI models.

In partnership with Tsinghua University, the Chinese startup DeepSeek is employing generative reward modelling GRM to create selfimproving AI models. To improve efficiency and reasoning skills, this method uses selfprincipled criticism tuning SPCT and pays AI for conforming to human tastes. The DeepSeekGRM models are designed to save operating expenses while beating rivals such as Googles Gemini 1.5 Pro and Metas Llama 3.1 in benchmarks. DeepSeek intends to continue its innovative trajectory in the AI area by making these models available as opensource. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

ChatGPT Faces Backlash Over Frequent Outages and Sora Restrictions

Due to frequent failures and limitations on its Sora video production feature, OpenAIs ChatGPT has received negative feedback from users. The disrupti

Due to frequent failures and limitations on its Sora video production feature, OpenAIs ChatGPT has received negative feedback from users. The disruptions have upset customers and have been linked to the huge demand for new capabilities like native picture production. Even some current subscribers cannot access Soras videogenerating features, and new accounts are still momentarily unable to use them. The lack of clarity over feature availability has increased customer frustration, despite OpenAIs acknowledgement of the difficulties, which it attributes to capacity concerns and high traffic. This circumstance exemplifies the difficulties in expanding AI services to satisfy the increasing demand. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Port of Seattle Ransomware Attack Compromises Data of 90,000 Individuals

The personal information of almost 90,000 people was compromised in a ransomware attack that occurred in August 2024 at the Port of Seattle. The perpe

The personal information of almost 90,000 people was compromised in a ransomware attack that occurred in August 2024 at the Port of Seattle. The perpetrator was determined to be the Rhysida ransomware organisation. Among the stolen information were names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, drivers license information, and health records. There was no impact on passenger data or payment systems. The ports refusal to pay the ransom sparked worries that the stolen data would be made public on the dark web. This episode demonstrates the increasing risk of ransomware attacking vital infrastructure. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

DBS Bank Vendor Ransomware Attack Compromises Data of 8,200 Customers

Potentially compromised client statements for about 8,200 people resulted from a ransomware assault on Toppan Next Tech TNT, DBS Banks printing vendor

Potentially compromised client statements for about 8,200 people resulted from a ransomware assault on Toppan Next Tech TNT, DBS Banks printing vendor. The impacted information does not include sensitive data such as account balances or login credentials, but it does include names, mailing addresses, and information about stocks or loans. DBS has halted all TNT printing jobs and increased monitoring to monitor the affected accounts closely. Helping with investigations and offering advice on containment strategies are the Monetary Authority of Singapore MAS and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore CSA. This instance highlights how dangerous ransomware attacks that target thirdparty vendors are becoming. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Zimbabwe Suspends Tariffs on U.S. Imports Amid Trade Policy Shift

President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has declared that tariffs on U.S. imports will be suspended. This comes after the Trump administration impose

President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has declared that tariffs on U.S. imports will be suspended. This comes after the Trump administration imposed an 18% tax on Zimbabwean exports. The goal of this action, according to Mnangagwa, is to advance fair trade and a good relationship with the United States. Critics counter that the ruling would largely favour American companies and jeopardise Zimbabwes standing in the Southern African Development Community SADC. Zimbabwe and the United States continue to have a small commerce, with sugar and tobacco being the main exports. This scenario illustrates how difficult it is to strike a balance between regional solidarity and global trade. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Meta Plans $1 Billion Wisconsin Data Center to Expand AI Infrastructure

A new data centre project in central Wisconsin is set to receive an investment of around $1 billion from Meta Platforms. This project fits Metas large

A new data centre project in central Wisconsin is set to receive an investment of around $1 billion from Meta Platforms. This project fits Metas larger plan to grow its AI infrastructure, which focuses on assisting cloud computing and generative AI applications. This initiative comes after an original $837 million deal was made with Wisconsin authorities in February under a false identity. Up to $65 billion has been set aside by Meta for investments in AIrelated projects in 2025, including networking hardware and customised AI chips. This move demonstrates Metas dedication to expanding its technology footprint and ramping up its AI. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago