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ZDNet Week in Review - Asia March 3, 2022

The fall of Paytm: Warren Buffett's only Indian investment Analysts believe that Paytm's problems were masked by promoter and banker-driven hype. READ FULL STORY Toshiba CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa announces resignation READ FULL STORY Singapore advises local firms to beef up cyberdefence amidst Ukraine conflict READ FULL STORY Xiaomi Mi Smart Compact Projector review: A 120-inch TV alternative READ FULL STORY US Justice Department tells Ericsson it broke agreement on Iraq corruption READ FULL STORY Realme GT Neo 2 review: Hands on with a fast-charging flagship-class 5G phone READ FULL STORY Singapore to set up digital intelligence unit as cyber threats intensify READ FULL STORY Toyota supplier reports cyberattack that halts production across Japan READ FULL STORY AMD, Intel, TSMC, Microsoft and others establish universal chiplet standard READ FULL STORY Security Singapore has issued an advisory note highlighting the need for local organisations to bolster their cyberdefence amidst the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Meanwhile, Toyota has reportedly shut down production at 14 of its plants in Japan after a supplier reported a cyberattack. Read more about Security › Tech Industry Toshiba has announced that CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa has stepped down from his role and has named corporate senior vice president Taro Shimada as his successor. At the same time, AMD, Advanced Semiconductor Engineer, Arm, Google Cloud, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Samsung, and TSMC have formed a coalition to establish a UCIe standard. Read more about Tech Industry › No killer app: Waiting for a guaranteed ultra-low latency 5G Godot Being able to guarantee low latency on 5G is one thing, but Optus is still trying to come up with an enterprise killer application. READ FULL STORY More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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