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Oil and gas giant Petrobras readies Latin America's largest supercomputer
The assembly process can take up to three months, and the equipment is expected to be operating at full capacity in December.
How to find and remove spyware from your phone
Surveillance apps are becoming more advanced. Here's what to do if you think you're being tracked.
Microsoft adds 'Cloud for Sovereignty' to its line-up
Microsoft is looking to expand the Microsoft Cloud footprint to worldwide government customers.
Salesforce's AI Economist research wants to explore the equilibrium between equality and productivity
Economic theory is known to be constrained by a number of inefficiencies in its modeling. Salesforce researchers claim AI can help address that, leading to more robust economic policies.
5G goes live in Brazil
Brasília is the first city to get the fifth-generation mobile technology; other capitals are expected to go live in August.
No backup: Why cyberattacks are a big risk for the government in Brazil
A new report found that most organizations do not have backup or encryption policies.
Smart TVs surpass personal computers in Brazil
After smartphones, TVs are the second most-used device to access the Internet in the country, according to research.
Operation 404: Brazilian authorities crack down on piracy in the metaverse
The apps and streaming services deactivated as part of the operation also captured user information.
AI ethics should be hardcoded like security by design
With security by design essential to ensure IT systems are built to be robust from development, the same approach should be applied to artificial intelligence tools so these can be deployed responsibly and without bias, says Salesforce.com's AI ethics principal architect.
Brazil stagnant in tech investments and innovation
The South American country is at the bottom of a ranking that analyzes competitiveness across the public and private sectors.
Brazil's data protection authority to gain independence from presidential office
This will enable the body to fully perform its functions, and it falls in line with other regulatory regimes around the world.
Telegram rolls out group monitoring in Brazil ahead of elections
The new feature is meant to tackle disinformation and could be extended to countries facing threats to democracy.