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Ukraine invasion: How a digital cold war with Russia threatens the IT industry What will conflict in Eastern Europe mean for the future of our relationships with Russian software companies, developers, and outsourced tech talent? READ FULL STORY RELATED • Russia's attack on Ukraine has sent cryptocurrency prices tumbling • Companies warned to boost cyber defence in wake of Ukraine crisis escalation • Ukraine Ministry of Defense confirms DDoS attack; state banks lose connectivity LG axes solar panel business in midst of rising material costs and supply contraints READ FULL STORY Growth in cloud and e-commerce drives Alibaba quarter revenue up 10% READ FULL STORY Samsung says preorders for Galaxy S22 series doubled those of S21 series READ FULL STORY Sony reveals first images of redesigned PlayStation VR2 READ FULL STORY Lenovo carried to its best Q3 net income yet by cloud and remote work tailwinds READ FULL STORY China launches official Olympic NFTs to commemorate the Winter Games READ FULL STORY Cookware giant Meyer says cyberattack caused leak of employee SSNs, immigration status READ FULL STORY KDDI launches 5G standalone Open RAN in Japan with Samsung kits READ FULL STORY Security Ukraine said a number of its government websites and banks dealt with a "massive DDoS attack" shortly prior to the country being entered into by Russian-backed forces. Meanwhile, a ransomware attack on cookware giant Meyer Corporation has caused thousands of employee social security numbers and sensitive information to be leaked. Read more about Security › Tech Industry LG Electronics has announced it will exit the solar panel sector due to rising material costs, supply chain constraints, and intensified price competition. At the same time, China has launched a digital commemorative collection of NFTs despite its ban on cryptocurrency. Read more about Tech Industry › Want to attract new tech talent? Start thinking green Getting more young people into technology will require businesses to start thinking about the kind of company they want to be. READ FULL STORY More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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