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Nearly half of Indonesia’s smartphone users have video games on their phones, and ingrained behavior shifts triggered by lockdowns have led to longer time spent gaming.

These companies are shaking up the cybersecurity, gaming, and ride-hailing industries through crypto and blockchain technology.

The company was valued at USD 400 billion for new investors taking stakes in April.

The rogue-like dungeon-crawler game makes millennials and tech startup culture the center of its jokes.

Despite the massive interest in NFTs, people wonder if the tech-enabled medium has long-term benefits or if it is just a way for speculators to get rich quickly.

Kuaishou has fought hard to compete with ByteDance’s TikTok outside of China, with its Zynn and Snack Video making promising debuts in 2020.

While tech talks are in full swing in Indonesia, Clubhouse users in Thailand and Myanmar have carved out a different niche as they navigate political instability.

ByteDance has reduced its India team to 1,000 employees, but sources close to the company affirm that it is “very much staying put in the country with plans to make a comeback.”