Inside Telecom: International Telecom & Technology News

Bitcoin Suisse’s overseas job moves raise questions about cryptocurrency in Switzerland as high costs persist and political interest fades.

FBI accused North Korea for a $6.3 billion cryptocurrency heist targeting Binance, highlighting that centralized crypto exchanges have become geopolitical targets.

Switzerland’s first Bitcoin fund expands the Switzerland ETF market, bringing crypto closer to savers while leaving price risks unchanged.

On September 24, seven UK largest banks announced the completion of the world’s first customer transactions using regulated digital sterling tokenized deposits on a shared, multi-bank platform, making bank-issued digital money interoperable across institutions rather than confined to a single bank’s internal systems. Home purchases and online transactions will become faster, safer, and easier to […]

A Cybersecurity Dive report examined how businesses are pushing cyber focus AI with employee training and universities.

Hackers probed refrigeration controls before a Europe cyberattack disrupted supermarkets and blood banks, bringing an overlooked security problem into everyday life.

Huawei’s trial tests confidence in its network equipment as US sanctions on Huawei increase pressure to develop independent technology.

UK’s cybersecurity chief warned that AI-driven ransomware could threaten critical infrastructure by 2028.

Bitcoin Suisse’s overseas job moves raise questions about cryptocurrency in Switzerland as high costs persist and political interest fades.

Researchers found agentic AI payments could bypass spending limits, leaving wallet owners questioning who really controls their own money.

Research warned social media and telecom scams could cost billions as digital fraud challenges existing safeguards.

Bank of America warned US customers against sharing passwords with AI agents, highlighting weaknesses in banks visibility in AI assistants.

Growing AI visibility optimization strategy of Google is leaving the media industry in a tough spot.

US newspapers sued Brave Software over unauthorized content scraping, adding to growing disputes over generative AI in journalism.

OpenAI launched a policy push toward the 2028 presidential race, putting OpenAI politics under scrutiny.

UK’s cybersecurity chief warned that AI-driven ransomware could threaten critical infrastructure by 2028.