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Today: Cybersec and Tech News Roundup
The world of technology is constantly changing. Every day brings new advances in the way we communicate, work, play, and live our lives. With all these changes come a number of security concerns that must be addressed to ensure that our data remains safe from malicious actors. In this blog post roundup for Today we’ll take a look at some of the biggest cybersec and tech news stories making headlines around the globe today.

First up on our list is news out of China where researchers have developed an AI-powered facial recognition system capable of recognizing people even when they are wearing masks or sunglasses! This breakthrough could revolutionize how businesses identify customers as well as allow law enforcement agencies to more easily track down suspects in criminal cases by matching their faces with images stored in databases or captured on surveillance cameras across cities worldwide. The implications for privacy are immense but so too are potential benefits like improved public safety if used responsibly by governments who prioritize citizens' rights over profit motives alone - something only time will tell us about!  

 Next up is news from Microsoft which recently announced its plans to expand its cloud computing capabilities into Africa through partnerships with telecommunications companies such as MTN Group Ltd., Vodacom Group Ltd., Orange SA (formerly France Telecom) and Airtel Africa Plc.. These partnerships will enable African countries access Microsoft's cloud services including Azure Stack Hubs which provide infrastructure support for developing applications without having physical servers installed locally; Office 365 suite allowing users access productivity tools like Word & Excel online; Dynamics 365 Business Central providing small business owners enterprise resource planning solutions; plus Power BI analytics software enabling organizations make better decisions based on advanced data analysis capabilities within minutes rather than days/weeks traditionally required before now! All these features combined should help drive economic growth throughout Africa while also giving local startups much needed resources they need compete globally too – it’s definitely one worth keeping an eye out especially given recent investments made into African markets already this year (eCommerce giant Amazon just opened two fulfillment centers there!).   

 Moving onto Apple Inc.'s latest product release – AirTags – tiny Bluetooth enabled tags designed specifically tracking items you don't want getting lost or misplaced easily such purses/bags etc.. They use ultra-wideband radio frequencies broadcasted via iPhones nearby detect them so you can find your item quickly using either app notifications sent directly iPhone itself when close enough range being tracked item

 

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