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Cybersecurity stocks including Zscaler and Palo Alto face a slowdown in the Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, market, says Dell'Oro Group.
Cybersecurity stocks including Zscaler and Palo Alto face a slowdown in the Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, market, says Dell'Oro Group.
The former prime minister was forced to defend his record in office.
The British-Canadian scientist warned the technology increases the risk of cyber-attacks, fake videos and political interference.
Russia's Wagner mercenary group said that its fighters had recovered the bodies of its mercenaries killed in a July battle with Tuareg rebels and Islamists during a desert sandstorm in Mali. Mali, where military authorities seized power in coups in 2020 and 2021, is battling a years-long Islamist insurgency. Wagner said in July that it took heavy losses in the battle but has given few details.
Israeli prime minister claimed alleged Hezbollah heir Hashem Safieddine was killed in a strike
Tourists have been left with much more than they bargained for during a 20-minute camel ride.
East Timor is threatening to accept Chinese or Kuwaiti investment in a gas field if an agreement can't be reached with Australia, which remains its preference.
Trump campaign says none of the "made-up stories" in Watergate journalist Bob Woodward's book are true.
North Korea will completely cut off roads and railways connected to South Korea and fortify the areas on its side of the border, state media reports.
Biden forced to pull out of Germany trip due to Florida hurricanes
Western Sydney's Brandon Borrello says the arrival of Sydney FC's Douglas Costa and new Wanderers teammate Juan Mata can rekindle interest in the A-League.
An energy boss who has backed the need for more electricity pylons is to become the chief executive of the Government’s net zero watchdog.
STORY: Google could be forced to break up. The U.S. said Tuesday it may ask a judge to make the search giant sell off businesses like its Chrome browser and Android phone operating system. It all flows from an August court ruling, when Google was found to be operating an illegal monopoly in search.Now the Justice Department is considering what penalties to demand, with a breakup among the options. Another would be to require Google to supply rivals with the indexes, data and models it uses for search functions. Officials could also seek to stop payments the firm makes to have its search engine pre-installed or set as the standard option for new devices. Google pays billions every year to companies like Apple to secure default status for its products. The proposed fixes will also extend to ensuring the firm doesn’t build a new monopoly in artificial intelligence. Google denies all the charges against it, and plans to appeal the case. But some of the possible remedies have previously been backed by smaller rivals like search engine DuckDuckGo. Reviews site Yelp, which sued Google over search in August, says spinning off its Chrome browser and AI services should be considered. Now the Justice Department is expected to submit more detailed proposals to the court by November 20. Google will have a month after that to put forward its own ideas. Whatever happens, it’s likely to shrink the firm’s revenues - and reshape how Americans use the internet.
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A Chinese on-court interviewer appeared to censor Magda Linette, the world No 45 from Poland, as she tried to apologise for a joke about Covid.
France's government has put the country's expensive pensions bill back on the agenda as it seeks to reduce a gaping budget hole. It also wants lawmakers used to pandering to older voters to back it. Economists and analysts say that if France really wants to tackle its bloated public spending, the baby-boom generation - those born between 1946 and 1964 - must take a hit to their pensions, which account for more than a quarter of annual French government spending.