Existing restrictions on AI chip sales by US corporations to China will be further tightened, the Wall Street Journal reports, claiming there are rising concerns over the technology being sold to US rivals.



API protection specialist Cequence Security has updated its unified API protection platform, allowing rapidly deploy API security testing with built-in generative AI automation, protect users from online fraud, and operationalise security findings with low-code/no-code workflows.

Telecommunications company BAI Communications Australia is deploying process automation applications built on the Appian AI-powered process platform to optimise site access management.

Australian social archiving platform Brolly has appointed open source cloud data platform company Aiven to deliver a data infrastructure platform to manage its database.

A class-action lawsuit against Apple over a 2018 comment by its chief executive, Tim Cook, about sales in China, will go ahead with a US judge giving the green light on Monday for accusations of defrauding shareholders to be tested in court.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire



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