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A recent Information Age article further claims that the time is right for passwordless authentication, as “passwordless authentication makes users’ lives easier” and removes the human factor from cybersecurity — where “people just can’t be trusted to set reliable passwords, to change them frequently, to make sure they are strong, and to keep them secure.”

Microsoft announced the completion of its flagship annual BUILD event, which brings together developers and decision-makers from all over the world to explore the latest innovations in code and application development.

FTFT Capital Investments LLC, a Dubai-based Blockchain investment firm, announced strategic agreements with top businesses considering its growing interests.

Shipsy, a global smart logistics management platform provider, is helping the country achieve its Smart City and sustainability goals with its AI-driven smart logistics management solutions.

NFTs are digital assets that have unique codes stored on the blockchain that prove their authenticity and ownership. With 5G delivering lower latency, quicker speeds, and lower capacity, there are no limits to the innovative ways this technology can be applied in the NFTs industry. The network that supports NFTs must provide lightning-fast connectivity to allow bidding down to the millisecond.

The Global Aerospace Summit 2022 agenda includes new activities such as startup sessions and workshops aimed at attracting investments in new projects and technologies. The Summit will also host the NextGen Leaders program, which will focus on developing and strengthening the skills and capabilities of students, graduates, and young professionals in the aviation, defense, and space sectors.

FOO, a B2B Fintech solutions provider in the MENA region, has begun to expand operations into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to support the country's digital transformation efforts.

Sophos, a global provider of next-generation cybersecurity, published threat research on emerging cybercrime in the article "Liquidity Mining Scams Add Another Layer to Cryptocurrency Crime" today.

In 2009, an anonymous person who went by the alias Satoshi Nakamoto was said to have mined the first batch of 50 bitcoins using the CPU chip of their personal computer.

According to the report, collectors have sent over US$37 billion to NFT marketplaces as of May 1, putting them on track to surpass the total of US$40 billion sent in 2021.