This is an estimate by the insurer Parametrix, which said that in the US alone, and in a partial estimate, the damage could be estimated at US$ 5.4 billion. The cybersecurity firm attributed the event to an error in a validator.

The cascading technological errors caused severe damage to computer systems worldwide in one of the most disruptive computer outages in years, highlighting how much the world relies on potentially error-prone software from a handful of companies.

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CrowdStrike flaw to cost up to US$ 15 billion to companies

This is an estimate by the insurer Parametrix, which said that in the US alone, and in a partial estimate, the damage could be estimated at US$ 5.4 billion. The cybersecurity firm attributed the event to an error in a validator.

MORE ANALYSIS

Chip industry alert: Helium supply at risk again

The element is critical for the semiconductor industry. Its price has doubled since March due to the war in the Persian Gulf. Global supply is declining.

DE-CIX expands Latin America footprint with new interconnection nodes in Brazil and Mexico

Hyperscale infrastructure: Record figures, oligopolies and the dangerous AI bubble

A new report from MTN Consulting highlights the sector’s economic “circularity,” whereby hyperscalers invest in AI labs, which in turn spend that capital on the hyperscalers’ computing services. The report warns that this dynamic creates systemic risk.

Conversational AI transforms contact center business

For players in the BPO industry, the adoption of agents raises the bar for the level of analysis that can be performed on conversations. Meanwhile, the development of voicebots and virtual agents continues to expand.

Circular financing: AI game with benefits, but also risks

A distinctive feature of these financial transactions is that, in many cases, the investment or capital contribution made by one company is intended to allow the recipient to purchase goods or services from the contributing firm.

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Sworn declaration replaces Subtel approval for telecommunications works

Agreement between TIM and CPFL Energia to implement a private network

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