The strategic collaboration between MTN MoMo and Mastercard introduces new card-based wallet funding and tokenization security. This partnership aims to bridge South Africa’s financial inclusion gap through innovative digital solutions.
Major technology firms including Meta, Google, and Broadcom are eliminating positions even as they reap massive profits from the AI boom. Industry analysts suggest these cuts represent a fundamental shift as AI systems begin to automate the very roles that created them, moving companies from research to productization phases.
In a seemingly contradictory trend, technology giants benefiting from the artificial intelligence boom are simultaneously announcing significant workforce reductions, according to recent reports. Meta reportedly eliminated 600 employees from its Meta Superintelligence Labs group this week, while Google is reducing management layers and Broadcom has implemented recent cuts as well.
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Electricity providers nationwide are confronting unprecedented challenges in predicting power demand as artificial intelligence companies shop massive data center projects to multiple utilities. Industry leaders and regulators warn that inaccurate load forecasting could impact billions in infrastructure investments and consumer electricity bills.
Electricity providers across the United States are grappling with how much power demand will actually materialize from the artificial intelligence boom, according to industry reports. The uncertainty stems from technology companies proposing massive data center projects to multiple utilities simultaneously as they seek the fastest access to power generation capacity.
