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    NTT Docomo reports data leak affecting 440,000 customers▼ドコモ 情報 漏洩GgoogleJP20K1 d ago

    NTT Docomo says personal information on roughly 440,000 customers was exposed through its Docomo Hikari fiber service's plala (S course) offering, after an unauthorized access incident at a contractor. The carrier is investigating the breach and notifying those affected. The leak is drawing attention in Japan as the latest in a series of data breaches involving telecom providers and outsourced services.

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    NTT Docomo Business and IBM team up on autonomous AI safety▼ドコモGgoogleJP20K2 d ago

    NTT Docomo Business and IBM have announced a partnership to develop safety measures for autonomous AI systems in Japan. The collaboration, reported by Iwate Nippo, aims to establish safeguards as companies increasingly deploy self-directed AI agents. The news comes amid other major Japanese data-security stories dominating attention, including a large personal information leak from So-net, keeping telecom and tech firms in the headlines.

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    New Japanese NBA show explains the game through numbers▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/803082/ 新番組「数字で斬るNBA」が配信…MC佐々木クリス氏がNBAの”すごさ”を数字で解説 | NBAニュース | NBA docomo # television # tMmastodonCultureTelevision01 d ago

    A new program called 'Suji de Kiru NBA' (Analyzing the NBA with Numbers) has begun streaming in Japan. It is hosted by Chris Sasaki, who explains the greatness of the NBA using statistics and data-driven commentary. The show is being distributed in connection with NBA news content on the NTT Docomo platform, and is being shared among Japanese basketball fans and TV program watchers.

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    SAP and NTT Partner on Sovereign Cloud and Business AI●SAP and NTT to Cooperate on Delivering Trusted Sovereign Cloud and SAP Business AI Capabilities✉newsTechnologyAI1 d ago

    SAP and NTT have announced a cooperation to deliver a trusted sovereign cloud combined with SAP Business AI capabilities. The partnership aims to give enterprises access to SAP's AI tools through infrastructure that meets data sovereignty requirements, keeping sensitive data under local jurisdictional control. The announcement matters for regulated industries and public sector customers weighing cloud adoption against strict data residency and compliance rules.