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dashveenjitk has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. The social media accounts linked to from dashveenjitk are: • LinkedIn • Clubhouse Besides social media accounts, dashveenjitk has populated their site with: • A national secure digital ID for every Brit in the UK? - TechHQ • China's Xpeng gives Tesla run for its money in Europe with new electric car • How Taiwan is protecting its chip economy from China - Tech Wire Asia • Sony and Honda to form new EV company • Foxconn to build its first EV battery plants in Taiwan • It's another record another year for the cloud infrastructure market - TechHQ • The US is paying a hefty price for banning Chinese 5G gear - TechHQ • Batteries to get more costly for carmakers as lithium cost reaches new highs • Researchers have achieved 100 Million quantum operations. Here's why it matters • Intel launched a crypto chip. Here's everything we know about it - TechHQ • Chip shortages are still forcing the car industry to cut output - TechHQ • What does the US$50b deal of AMD, Xilinx mean to the chip industry? - TechHQ • Why Web3 isn't the privacy panacea we think it is • Two years later, are we finally reaching the end of a global chip shortage? • Toyota champions the global auto sales, beating Volkswagen once again • Most cyber attacks in the US are from China, FBI claims • There's a new bird in social media • EU data laws might see Meta shut down Facebook, Instagram there • Chip issues didn't stop Apple silicon from propping up it's best earnings yet • LG Energy debuts as South Korea’s biggest-ever IPO. What does it mean to the EV battery sector? • Even lingering chip shortages can't knock Intel and Samsung down • Will the upcoming Lunar New Year strain the already-fragile supply chains? • "Little giants" of China to lead new wave of tech war • Smart electric vehicles by Mercedes-Geely are coming to Malaysia, Thailand • IDC: China still lags in semiconductor tech • Taiwan chip titan TSMC to invest US$44b this year for manufacturing expansion • Is the world still too dependent on Asia to solve the chip shortage? • Web3 doesn't exist yet but what's all the hype about? - Tech Wire Asia • Shein, Shopee and Meesho overtook Amazon in 2021 • The state of the autonomous vehicle space heading into 2022 - TechHQ • Toyota has a US$35 billion worth of electric vehicle goal. • EV batteries: Europe's path to reducing Asia, US reliance - TechHQ • Hyundai recycles EV parts into an air purifier • These are the tech giants (besides Facebook) tinkering in the Metaverse • Why the Battery Passport will matter for electric cars - TechHQ • India to allocate US$10b to boost semiconductor sector • This is how China's automakers deals with supply chain mayhem • 2021 - a breakthrough year for electric vehicles - TechHQ • Even Santa can't deliver the tech gifts in time for Christmas - TechHQ • Apple: Bye Qualcomm, hello TSMC? - Tech Wire Asia • How will China's new data security law affect Hong Kong IPOs? • Where does EU stand in the quantum computing race with China and US? • Routes for electric flying taxis planned for 2024 Paris Olympics • Alibaba reshuffles e-commerce arm, replaces CFO - Tech Wire Asia • Bitcoin now processes more dollar value than PayPal • Chinese EV maker Nio charges into five European countries • Amazon vs Intel, AMD, & Nvidia with custom computing chips - Latest • The chip shortage is slowing demand for the Apple iPhone 13 - TechHQ • After record GDPR fine, Whatsapp finetuned its privacy policy in Europe • Fintech start-up Slice joins the unicorn club in India - Tech Wire Asia • With Amazon ditching Visa credit cards, will other retailers follow suit? • Hefty fines, outright bans await UK smart devices using default passwords • China pressures ride-hailing giant Didi to quit Wall Street - here's why - TechHQ • Japan plans a new bank-deposit-backed digital currency • The age of social commerce will be powered by Southeast Asia • JD.Com’s Singles Day boosted the use of China's Digital Yuan • Here's how this year's Singles Day sales played out for Alibaba, JD.com • Why the US demands sensitive data from world's top chipmakers • Alibaba risks dominance in China as shoppers evolve • Historic - BMW to eliminate combustion engines at its main plant by 2024 • Is the world ready for millions of incoming used EV batteries? • Yahoo, Fortnite leaves China as crackdown on big tech intensifies • Panasonic unveils Tesla battery prototype that's cheaper and bigger • Tesla opens its first research and data center in China, its biggest market imminently • Oppo is developing its own chips as China scrambles for chipset self-sufficiency • Google to train 40 million people with cloud certification skills - TechHQ • China quantum computers are 1 million times more powerful Google’s • Here's how China's 2021 Singles Day pre-sale went • Micron Technology and its US$150 billion bet on the chip supply chain - TechHQ • Nigeria is officially the first African nation to pilot a digital currency • Is India the next destination for Shopee? - Tech Wire Asia • Atome partners with Syariah-compliant PayHalal to enable Islamic BNPL in Malaysia • Tokopedia reclaims top spot from Shopee as most visited e-commerce site in Indonesia • China's most advanced chip may soon come from Alibaba • China is fighting a chronic talent shortage in the semiconductor industry • IBM will reskill 30 million people for future technology jobs by 2030 - TechHQ • e-tailer Shopee spotted making market entries around Europe - TechHQ • Google issues yet another Chrome security warning - is it safe for business use? • After consumer dismay, Magic Leap's new AR headset targets enterprises instead - TechHQ • Semiconductor shortage 2021: EU eyes tech sovereignty with European Chips Act • Epic Games' Metaverse explained - how it differs from Facebook’s vision • Sila Nanotechnologies just made a huge leap in Lithium-ion battery innovation • The Facebook Metaverse will create 10,000 new jobs in the EU - TechHQ • General Motors electric vehicles aim for cheaper batteries and longer driving range - TechHQ • Southeast Asia sees exhilarating rise in social commerce - Tech Wire Asia • The US has finally leapfrog China in bitcoin mining • China is way ahead in the AI game, leaving the US behind • Hyundai Motor wants to reduce reliance on chipmakers • Microsoft pulls the plug on China's LinkedIn operations • Ford joins growing list of automakers with big electric vehicles ambitions • Are prolonged chip shortages pushing Apple to cut iPhone production? • Here's what the 2021 global semiconductor shortage is all about • Bill of Rights: The US wants to set the law for artificial intelligence • Instagram will soon notify you when there's an outage - TechHQ • Just how impactful will TSMC and Sony's semiconductor factory be? • Big Moments: Google changes the way search engines are breaking the news - TechHQ • What were Telegram, Signal and Snapchat up to during Facebook's outage? • China's Geely begins production of satellites for its self-driving vehicles • Three new categories of data under China's new Data Security Law • Everything about China’s self-driving vehicle standards - Tech Wire Asia • Flying taxis could be in the skies of Japan by 2025 - Tech Wire Asia • The world's fastest electric vehicle charger offers a full charge in just 15 minutes • Bhutan to pilot digital currency using private ledger - Tech Wire Asia • In the UK, data is now a "strategic asset second only to people" - TechHQ • Smart Glasses: Can Facebook succeed where Google Glass flopped? - TechHQ • HarmonyOS by Huawei is the fastest-growing mobile OS in the world • Samsung to "copy paste" the brain onto 3D chips - a precursor to human-like AI? • EU watchdog is investigating TikTok child data abuses. Again. - TechHQ • Personal details of 106 million international travelers to Thailand exposed • These Asian counties are testing with cross-border digital payments platforms with South Africa • Mercedes-Benz steps closer to EV dream with US$8 billion battery venture • Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are carving up the European cloud market • Your smart car is a ticking data privacy timebomb - TechHQ • Deep learning vs machine learning - Why the difference matters - TechHQ • COVID-19 brought needed change to the warehouse management system • Why did Amazon ban 3,000 Chinese-backed online stores? • 'Secure' app Telegram is fast becoming a haven for hackers - TechHQ • Huawei leads China to dominate 6G race against US & Japan • Google's been squeezing competitors out of Android in South Korea • Zero-day attacks are threatening Apple, Google, and Windows devices • The tech sector spends a hefty sum lobbying the EU. Here's why - TechHQ • Here's how cyber threats are being detected using deep learning - TechHQ • Here's the 2021 Apple event iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch reveals - TechHQ • Why is China targeting Alipay, and what will Ant Group do next? • What happens when foundries ramp up prices for semiconductor chips? • Indonesia's online grocery market rides high on the pandemic boom • Does PayPal's new payments platform fit within the 'Pay Later' ecosystem? • Developing nations are emulating El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment • Chip Wars: Here's how China's SMIC plans to challenge Taiwan's TSMC • Facebook is developing custom chips for its data centers - TechHQ • Toyota's billion dollar hybrid dream - Tech Wire Asia • What's with Xi Jinping's relentless efforts to reign in China's internet? • Is the Amazon Go cashierless store concept the future of retail? • Could Vietnam be the next fintech battleground of Southeast Asia? - • From fake streaming sites to adware, Tokyo has lesson for future Olympics • The world eyes El Salvador's 'Bitcoin as legal tender' gambit - TechHQ • Why did the EU issue a €225 million GDPR fine to Whatsapp? • The truth about self-driving: Are autonomous vehicles really safe? - TechHQ • Thousands of Microsoft's cloud customers' databases exposed - TechHQ • Beijing's latest salvo on Big Tech will regulate algorithms - Tech Wire Asia • What exactly is AirAsia up to with its super app ambitions? - Tech Wire Asia • Microsoft’s Azure Government Top Secret Cloud: All you need to know • Is Afghanistan's US$1 trillion of mineral deposits the key to the climate crisis? • UK overhauls privacy rules and moves away from Europe's GDPR • Foxconn's venture into EV manufacturing will upend auto supply chain - TechHQ • Facebook's VR remote work app is a step closer to the metaverse • China tightens smart vehicle data regulation for Tesla and others • El Salvador embraces Bitcoin as new legal tender - TechHQ • Did China just pass one of the strictest data privacy laws in the world? • AirAsia's steering its super app into the ride-hailing space - Tech Wire Asia • PayPal UK customers come closer to a full-fledged crypto ecosystem • Chip crunch forces the world’s largest automakers to cut production • Installing a Beta OS is trickier than you think. Here's why. - Tech Wire Asia • Vietnam is Asia’s next green energy powerhouse. Here’s why. • The blockchain analytics tool that helps cybercriminals evade AML checks • Intel and AMD reign supreme in record 2021 server market - TechHQ • The unexpected security threats posed by EV charging stations • Oracle is expanding its cloud services in India’s public sector • How blockchain changes the ‘citizen experience’ in digital identity projects • Why are so many protesting against France’s Covid health pass? • Why the Apple abuse detection system isn’t working for all • Critical security flaws found in hospital infrastructures around the world • The 5nm and 3nm chips by TSMC are maxed out. What happens next? • US government enlists tech giants in the fight against cybercrime • Singapore plans to reopen and “live with Covid” — Here’s how • Will Facebook’s ‘Metaverse’ be the next internet revolution? • Dorsey’s Square Inc buys Australia’s Afterpay now, in hopes it pays off later • Amazon slapped with biggest GDPR data privacy fine, ever • Jack Dorsey wants Bitcoin as the “native currency” of Twitter • Can Intel take on TSMC to regain its chipmaking crown? • How can AI derail the organization’s cybersecurity? • Didi at risk of unprecedented penalties after US IPO • Is Japan ready to face mounting cyber threats during the Olympics? • A brief look at the digital payment trends dominating 2021 • The case for global cooperation on central bank digital currencies • What Zoom’s move into the cloud contact center means for UC • The peculiar disappearance of REvil ransomware hackers • Tesla’s full self-driving beta is anything but assuring – here’s why • Intel acquiring chip manufacturer GlobalFoundries would be a good idea. Here’s why. • Majority of consumers are eager to use digital banking in Malaysia • The quantum computing race is heating up as the Chinese surpass Google • GlobalFoundries to invest US$ 4 bil into Singapore expansion • For China’s internet watchdog, data is the new battleground • The great mining migration is happening in China. Here’s what we know so far. • Apple collabs with Goldman Sachs on new “buy now, pay later” service • Here’s why ransomware attacks aren’t going anywhere • AirAsia’s deal with Gojek Thailand brings it closer to its ‘Super App’ dream • Indian fintech Slice is redefining the credit card industry in India • Singapore unis launch a “cool” testbed for data centers in the tropics • Why are dozens of US states targeting Google with an antitrust lawsuit? • Sony reimagines its factory lines to be driven by robots • Jio & Google Cloud’s win-win 5G partnership • Anti-doxing laws could see US tech giants pull out of Hong Kong • The murky cybersecurity threat of browser extensions • This small city is the electric car capital for China and it has lessons for the rest of the world • Buy Now, Pay Later to acquire luxury brands around APAC? • EU to set up new cyber response unit to fight hackers • SMEs in Malaysia still lag in digital adoption – World Bank • Solid-state battery market to power EVs may be worth US$8B by 2031 • Biden-Putin summit – Will state-sponsored cyberattacks take a plunge? • China’s ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing sets the stage for a mega US IPO • The time is right to embrace passwordless authentication • Decoding why ‘zero-trust’ makes the company security posture more trustworthy • Cloud giants are customizing their own chips – here’s why • Where does the TikTok and WeChat bans in the US stand now? • After Elon Musk, Amazon eyes satellite broadband space in India • What does the historic G7 tax deal mean for the likes of Amazon, Google and Facebook? • On-premises vs. cloud contact center – What’s right for which business? • Huawei’s homegrown smartphone OS designed for the era of IoT • Mastercard crystal-gazes how the future of payments in APAC will play out • Fastly outage – is the internet too dependent on edge cloud hosting? • Now PayPal boards the ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ train with ‘Pay in 4’ service • The US will deal with ransomware attacks like terrorism • Millennial MSME owners will drive Indonesia’s economic rebound – here’s how • Can Toyota take pole in the solid-state battery race? • Fave the latest to introduce ‘Pay Later’ options in Singapore and Malaysia • India’s new social media rules explained • Have contactless cards cut down the flow of cash? • Why online food delivery companies are betting big on AI and ML • How Microsoft’s Internet Explorer lost the battle for browser supremacy • What does Beijing’s new crackdown mean for cryptocurrency in China? • 2021 – The year of digital vaccine passports • Should it be illegal to pay off hackers to regain your data? • What are NFTs? The blockchain-based tech explained • Flying taxis may be cleared for takeoff in European skies by 2024 • “Buy Now, Pay Later” – 5 key convenient payment players in Asia • Should Facebook and other platforms pay for our data? • Making do – How carmakers are dealing with the global chip shortage • Vietnam holds vast potential for blockchain and AI • How retail tech will shape the way we future-shop • The blockbuster US$18 billion union of Gojek and Tokopedia • Did Lazada lose out to Shopee in SEA’s e-commerce race? • The US$1 chip that triggered a crisis within the global semiconductor industry • IBM’s AI that speeds up the development of antibiotics • Shell is betting on batteries to support fast EV charging • What is Elon Musk up to with SpaceX’s Starlink? • The UK jumps on the central bank digital currency bandwagon • After Facebook – 500 million LinkedIn users’ data found for sale • The data centers of the future will run on batteries • India’s EV battery plant is putting China’s monopoly to test • Microsoft says hybrid work culture is the next disruption – but are we ready? • How disruptive features are redefining navigation apps for business • Bank of Japan joins the central bank digital currency bandwagon • Half a billion Facebook users’ data has been on the loose for years • China leads the charge towards Blockchain 3.0 • How API attacks are hamstringing mobile healthcare apps • The future of electric vehicle with cobalt-free batteries • Is the world too dependent on Asia’s semiconductor industry? • Enterprises are spending more on cloud than on-premises data-center • Can China’s digital yuan give the dollar a run for its money? • Can Volkswagen beat Tesla to conquer the EV market? • Will the digital dollar eliminate cold hard cash? • What Contact Center as a Service means for your business • The critical component of data virtualization for enterprises • Will Europe proceed with the Digital Euro? • India’s road to becoming a cashless economy • Instagram, Facebook, Uber Eats and more: The most invasive apps on iOS • How cloud computing can reduce carbon emissions • Is TikTok a threat to Facebook social media dominance? • Which country is emerging as the global leader in AI? • Microsoft software flaw could lead to widespread hacking attempts • Facebook looks towards the next era of human-computer interaction • Despite layoffs, IBM still leads in blockchain innovation • China and Russia cyberattacks mean enterprises must remain vigilant • Here’s how AI is improving manufacturing in 2021 • AI, ML to extend ed-tech beyond the classroom • Does data gravity hinder multi-cloud adoption? • APAC is in need for more cybersecurity experts • The future of data centers is hyperscale • Big Tech spearheads green energy projects around APAC • Reimagining human-computer interaction at Facebook • Blockchain can help filter the fake news dilemma • Nokia wants to “ensure leadership” in 5G by cutting jobs • How Google’s Incognito mode impacts data privacy • Zoom revenue soared 326% in 2020. Can it stay ahead this year? • ‘Digital dollar’ is now a high priority project for the US • Can Indonesia lead the electric vehicle market in Asia? • Malaysia to roll out 5G in phases by end of this year • How AirAsia pivoted its airline business to survive a pandemic • Solid-state batteries to change the game for electric vehicles • Regulators still don’t ‘get’ AI technology • The rise of ‘splinternet’ amid heightened nationalism • How AI enhances security for IoT environments • How blockchain adds value to the pharmaceutical industry • 3 ways to ensure the security of your smart devices • Will Google & Facebook pay for news in Australia? • Will Biden proceed to ban the eight Chinese apps this week? • The data privacy impact of Apple’s new app tracking • Can AI and blockchain speed up vaccine distribution? • Look out for Hyundai’s walking, autonomous car in 5 years • Microsoft expresses social commerce interest with Pinterest deal • What does Elon Musk’s Bitcoin investment mean to clean-energy Tesla? • Amazon shared users’ data more than 30,000 times in 2020 • Ant Group to restructure – will the other tech giants follow suit? • In a record year for cloud, why was Google down billions? • Huawei dragged China’s smartphone market down in 2020 • Public cloud security – still the biggest turn off for adoption? • The dominance of the world’s largest chipmaker, TSMC • Mobile commerce could lead to biometrics boom by 2025 • Cloud computing spend increased by a third in 2020 • Ford’s connected vehicles to be powered by Android • IT upgrades in 2020 led to surge in data leakage • BMW turns to quantum computing to solve supply chain challenges • Remote working? Here’s what you can do to stay cyber-secure • What can we learn from 3 of the biggest data breaches of 2020? • Will facial recognition replace bank cards soon? • Will data center sustainability take priority in 2021? • 3 tech trends the new US president will look to remedy • For Gojek, one size doesn’t fit all • Parler website temporarily resuscitated in Russia • QR codes – why you shouldn’t get too comfortable using them • How social media is handling US inauguration day • Are we moving towards a greener future for AI? • Dropbox takes ‘virtual-first’ approach to workforce • How the vaccine could influence cross-industry supply chains • Will Whatsapp’s new privacy policy push users away? • Apple car – why teaming up with Hyundai makes sense • The most interesting tech reveals of CES 2021 so far • Facebook’s battle for Asia Pacific’s market • ‘As big as the internet’ – Satya’s lofty ambitions for Teams • Is regulation really that bad for cryptocurrency? • Trump’s ban on Chinese apps may or may not be executed • Should we fear facial recognition technology? • SolarWinds attacks — a lot worse than first thought? • Is India’s new public WiFi project safe for users? • Extended Reality – visualizing the future workplace • The downward spiral of the world’s biggest fintech giant • How Zoom will stay relevant post-pandemic • AI and robot-run farms are transforming agriculture • All employees should have ‘tech roles’ in today’s enterprise • Driverless vehicle as a mobile store & office-on-the-go by Toyota • Is this the end for hard disk drives? • Is Project Titan, Apple’s car project, making a comeback? • What’s on your mind? Facebook would soon know • Google faces its third major lawsuit of the year • 3 of the biggest cloud outages of 2020 • Is the new EU draft law the end for big tech in Europe? • IBM ‘super-fridge’ aims to solve quantum computer cooling problem • Amazon Zoox — the start of the robotaxi takeover? • Over chatbots already? Quantum computing could change that • New battery innovation could accelerate the roll-out of EVs, AVs • Crypto coder surge indicates blockchain’s back in business • What leaders can learn from Airbnb’s 2020 comeback • WhatsApp adds shopping cart to make in-app buying easy • JD.com begins accepting China’s Digital Yuan • Four predictions for the telco industry in 2021 • 4 digital healthcare trends for 2021 • Five IoT trends to watch for in 2021 • Why there’s a growing market for the ‘virtual office’ • 2021 digital health trends to watch • Cyberattacks are set to get targeted in 2021 — 3 trends • Grab-Gojek merger — a global internet giant in the making • Will regulators pop Chinese tech’s fintech bubble? • Amazon is hiring a record 2.8k workers per day • 3 cloud computing trends to watch in 2021 • Vietnam is ahead of the game with commercial 5G • When can you start using quantum computing in the cloud? • Is Malaysia a step closer to self-driving vehicles? • Four opportunities for tech startups in 2021 • 3 remote working lessons we should take to 2021 • Instagram vs TikTok — who’s ruling it with e-commerce? • China leapfrogs the world with 6G • Digitally building up the construction industry • The logistical conundrum of a Covid-19 vaccine • Tech workers universally want long-term remote working • The rise of ghost kitchens • Can Biden end the US-China tech war? • Lidar — why the potential goes beyond autonomous vehicles • DiDi Chuxing is rolling out its own electric vehicles • Could vaccine endeavors be undermined by ransomware? • How 2020 catalyzed the rise of the robots • Gojek sees profitability ahead after a decade of rapid growth • Google Photos — a reminder that cloud storage isn’t infinite • Bye, bye Android — Huawei’s HarmonyOS gets ready to play • Amazon tees up $3B for data centers in India — here’s why • What would Biden presidency mean for US big tech? • Asia automated? The rampant rise of RPA • Future fashion? Virtual ‘try-ons’ a rising trend • What’s behind Southeast Asia’s monthly sales hype? • 3m workers, 4000 planes and cargo ships — 11.11 sales in figures • Ant Group’s derailed IPO — 5 things you didn’t know