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GCT Foodhub streamlines food industry operations with real-time order tracking, flexible dining options, and multiple payment methods.

GCT Housia is a flexible, white-label platform tailored for real estate businesses, enabling seamless transaction management. With advanced customization options, GCT Housia offers a competitive edge, driving efficiency and growth for real estate companies.

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GCT Solution, a leading provider of software and blockchain, is proud to announce its reinforced position in Hong Kong's competitive market landscape. This affirmation comes on the back of glowing feedback from esteemed partners, G and C, highlighting our team's exceptional performance, agility, and communication skills.

GCT Solution is excited to announce our strategic collaboration through an MOU with Spark, a community of technology and business leaders from across Asia.

TikTok has been banned on government devices in Australia and other Western countries due to concerns over its security risks. But is there any evidence to support these concerns?

The Twitter iconic bird logo has been replaced with none other than the doge meme, featuring a Shiba Inu dog with a cheeky expression.

The first-ever appearance of TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew in the US Congress has recently sparked a heated debate among the global public about whether TikTok would be banned in the US. The final judgment has not yet been made, but the five-hour hearing provides spectators with insights into American fears about national security, as well as Tiktok's firm assurance regarding its independence from the Chinese government. Here are the five biggest key takeaways from the TikTok hearing in Congress:

The technology sector faces another challenge as its go-to specialized bank, Silicon Valley Bank, collapsed after a bank run. The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on Friday morning was a huge blow to the tech sector, which was already struggling with layoffs and slowdowns. SVB was a major lender to tech companies and startups, but it ran out of cash after a massive withdrawal of deposits by nervous customers.  It was the biggest bank failure in the US since 2008. The government intervened to protect depositors' money, while HSBC agreed to buy SVB's UK branch. Another regional bank, Signature Bank, was also on the verge of collapse and needed government support. There are a lot of queries that you may wonder: What happened to SVB? What led to its downfall? Why did it affect tech startups so much? And what are the next moves that tech startups should do in the wake of this crisis? In this article, we will provide you with the most comprehensive outlook on this breaking news!