Technology

In technology news on Monday, Swedish mobile telecoms company Ericsson has come to an agreement to pay over $1 billion.

Authorities from the United States hunted the Russian cybercriminal group, Evil Corp.

PlayStation – The PlayStation brand marks its 25th anniversary.

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Xiaomi – Xiaomi will be gearing up to launch more 5G connectivity smartphones.

YouTube – A recent investigation from ProPublica discovered 57 government-funded YouTube channels.

us license – Tech giant Microsoft Corp. has received a US license from the country’s government.

Intel – Intel Corp declared it was expanding its reliance on contract chip manufacturers.

WeWork job – WeWork is set to announce job cuts later this week in the US.

Nvidia – Nvidia Corp affiliated with competitor Intel Corp. The collaboration is to forecast strong demand for chips.

Apple – Apple Inc's Heart study discovered that the device could accurately distinguish atrial fibrillation.

Walt Disney – The Walt Disney Company recently launches Disney+.

Twitter – Twitter stated it would make it at easy on reporting such misleading information about the voting process in Britain's December 12 election.

YouTube – YouTube updated its terms of service due to begin on December 10.

Toyota –BYD Co Ltd and Toyota Motor Corp stated they are planning to set up a joint endeavor.

United Parcel Service Inc Flight Forward drones have taken flight prescription medications to the front lawn of a private home.

Charging Stations – Germany indicated it should have one million charging stations for e-vehicles by 2030.

Samsung – Samsung Electronics cautioned a lesser mobile business profit.

Cyber-Attacks on Asian ports possibly would cost around $110 billion or half the total global loss from natural catastrophes in 2018.