Between 2.7 and 3.5 billion people felt the effects of yesterday's seven-hour blackout. The company assures that a configuration problem was dealt with in its Internet protocols. They point to human error.

Regulators, providers and experts analyze the causes of the massive crash of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, which affected 2.7 billion people yesterday. Some sources speak of up to 3.5 billion people affected.

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Investigations on what happened to Facebook applications

Between 2.7 and 3.5 billion people felt the effects of yesterday's seven-hour blackout. The company assures that a configuration problem was dealt with in its Internet protocols. They point to human error.

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As the largest source of data traffic, streaming seeks with operators to increase monetization of its services through various strategies.

US Supreme Court heads towards ruling against TikTok

Friday's hearing made clear that the Supreme Court judges are leaning more towards national security concerns and rejecting the idea that banning Chinese app infringes freedom of expression.

For Horacio Martínez, time has come for Digital Transformation Agents

On the last day of the Regional Telecommunications Meeting (EncRegTel), held in the city of Paraná, the Grupo Datco invited ISPs to "take the leap" and add new features to their portfolio. In addition, the proposals from Red Intercable, Setetec, VideoSwitch and OCRL.

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Marck Zuckerberg, CEO of big tech, asked Wall Street for "patience" so that it does not abandon its actions, although he reaffirmed that the firm will continue with its advanced technological initiatives that consume a lot of Capex, in a turnaround from the 2023 decision to limit those expenses.

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