In this week's TechNave Business Bytes Week 3 May 2024 there's a variety of news from the worlds of cybersecurity, sustainability, and technology advancements. In cybersecurity, Kaspersky's report raises concern about the growing trend of long-lasting cyberattacks. Accacia is leading the way in real estate decarbonization by offering AI solutions that integrate seamlessly with existing systems. Meanwhile, smart Malaysia is promoting electric vehicle adoption through their "Go Green Go smart" campaign.

Alibaba Cloud is making Generative AI more accessible with their newly launched certification course. Additionally, the merger of LogRhythm and Exabeam promises to strengthen AI-powered security operations. vivo Malaysia and INTI University collaborate for a fashion phone launch while Samsung is offering display solutions to help businesses innovate. Moomoo Malaysia is making investing easier with the introduction of fractional shares.

The next-gen of Samsung Galaxy foldable devices are touted for release on 10 July and now, one of the smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 has just been spotted on Geekbench. Revealing further info about the device’s specs, read on to find out more.

The much-rumoured Samsung Galaxy S24 FE may debut soon as the device was just listed on the One UI test build. Spotted by reliable tipster Tarun Vats on X, read on to find out more.

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil today condemned Meta's action of removing news reports about Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim meeting with Hamas’ top leaders in Qatar on several local media platforms. Accordingly, the government has requested an explanation from Meta on the matter.

As you may know, smartphones also have emulators these days. The Apple App Store has seen a slew of emulators since Apple lifted restrictions a few weeks back. Of the bunch, a PS1 emulator has been taking the App Store by storm.

If you frequently use ChatGPT, this news might excite you. Thanks to the introduction of GPT-40. OpenAI also opens up access to some new things for free users. That said, what should you know about it?

WhatsApp launched a new feature for iOS that will prevent users from taking screenshots of profile pictures. WABetaInfo shared an image which revealed a message on the screen informing you that taking profile picture screenshots has been disabled. That said, what should you know about it?

In October 2023, three telecommunications technology companies conducted 5G-Advanced network tests using mmWave technology that showed data transfer speeds as fast as 28Gbps. That includes Digital Nasional Berhad, ZTE and Telekom Malaysia. That said, what should you know about it?

In this week's TechNave Business Bytes Week 2 May 2024 there's news from tech, finance, and sustainability. Samsung highlights eco-friendly practices in its Galaxy S24 series and maintains dominance in digital signage. Cybersecurity concerns are addressed with details on recent threats and protective measures. Positive social initiatives include Grab's community support and a Shariah-compliant auto financing plan. Tech advancements include high-speed memory cards from Samsung and a study on cloud adoption in the public sector. Additionally, AMD celebrates a milestone anniversary and partnerships drive innovation in finance and digital payments. Finally, Samsung gears up for the Paris Olympics but do read here for more details.

Qualcomm has announced that Chinese tech giant HUAWEI is no longer using its mobile chips and that the latter is now utilising its in-house processors. This is after the US banned Qualcomm and Intel from exporting chips to the company.