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The cybersecurity skills shortage has become more than a hiring challenge. For many enterprise security teams, it now shapes how quickly incidents are investigated, how much context analysts can process and how effectively security operations can keep pace with a growing volume of alerts. The workload has changed even where headcount has not. Security teams …

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When the iPhone 18 series arrives, Apple will once again dominate the smartphone conversation. The September launch is expected to focus on the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and Apple’s first foldable, with the standard iPhone 18 and other models following in spring 2027. The broader lineup is still based on reports rather …

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Transsion’s move toward a Hong Kong IPO is shaping up as more than another listing. It raises a bigger question about whether global investors are ready to value a consumer technology business built through African markets. The Shenzhen-based company behind Tecno, Infinix, and itel, which dominate smartphone sales across much of the continent, has cleared …

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The itel Power 80 has launched in Kenya with a durability-first pitch that stands apart from the usual camera and specs conversation. Priced at KSh 19,499, the new 4G smartphone combines a 7,000mAh battery, IP68 and IP69 water and dust resistance, and 2-meter drop protection around a simple promise: “No Case. Still Tough.” Instead of …

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PayPal is back at the negotiating table after rejecting a $53 billion takeover offer from Stripe and private equity firm Advent International, with both sides now discussing a higher price that could produce one of the biggest fintech deals ever attempted. The talks have moved beyond an early approach into active negotiations, and while no …

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