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Melbourne-based data science company, ResponSight has launched a new partner program with organizations including Aleron, Cyberaware, The Missing Link, Shearwater, and SIEMonster. The new program includes partner incentives, training, certification and professional services opportunities. Additionally, offers discounts for partners after successfully achieving specific goals and different partnership options according to the expertise of that organization.

The networking giant, Ericsson has reported that it plans to open another 5G software development center this year, putting more resources in its US-based 5G operations. At the end of last year, Ericsson launched their Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) Design Center in Austin, Texas for the development of microelectronics for 5G radio base stations.

Google recently released a Q&A video-based app called as Cameos on the App Store. Cameos let celebrities to record vertical full-screen video. The celebrities can give the answers to the most asked questions on Google. Specially designed for musicians, athletes, and other celebrities, Cameos enables them to choose from a set of common Google questions

Canada is set to cross $16 billion spending in digital transformation (DX) technologies and services including the IoT, artificial intelligence (AI), security, 3D printing, augmented/virtual reality (AR/VR), and robotics. According to a research report by International Data Corporation (IDC), Canada, there is a 20% increase in spending as compared to the $14 billion spent in

WISeKey International Holding Ltd, a Swiss-based organization, declared that it is launching its new NanoSealRT NFC secure component to enable IoT devices with NFC to authenticate and communicate with each other. This NanoSealRT NFC will be used for customer product verification and traceability. The technology is based on a cryptographic algorithm for data protection and