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NTT Communications Corporation has disclosed a data breach impacting the information of nearly 18,000 customer organizations.
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The number of babies born in Japan last year fell to the lowest level since records began 125 years ago as the country’s demographic crisis deepens and government efforts to reverse the decline continue to fail. Financial Times [non-paywalled source]: … Continue reading Japan Births Fall To Lowest in 125 Years
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Fortune: Starting in April, the Tokyo Metropolitan government, one of the country’s largest employers, is set to allow its employees to work only four days a week. It is also adding a new “childcare partial leav… Continue reading Tokyo Is Turning To a 4-Day Workweek To Shed ‘World’s Oldest Population’ Title
Sales of electric vehicles in Japan fell 33% year-on-year to 59,736 cars in 2024, the first decline in four years, according to data from car dealers and importers compiled by Nikkei on Thursday. From the report: EVs’ share of all vehicle sales fell be… Continue reading Japan EV Sales Plummet 33% in 2024, First Decline in Four Years
The Japanese government published an alert on Wednesday accusing a Chinese hacking group of targeting and breaching dozens of government organizations, companies, and individuals in the country since 2019. From a report: Japan’s National Police Agency … Continue reading Japan Says Chinese Hackers Targeted Its Government and Tech Companies For Years
Toyota’s Woven City, a $10 billion “living laboratory” on the site of a former car factory, is set to welcome its first 100 residents in fall 2025. The first residents will be Toyota employees and affiliates, but the city aims to expand to include “ext… Continue reading Toyota’s Futuristic Woven City In Japan Is Ready For Its First Residents
Japanese megabank MUFG Bank says that its internet banking service has been unstable, indicating that it may have been under a cyberattack. From a report: The glitch, which occurred from 2:47 p.m., originated from “massive influx of data,” the main ban… Continue reading Japan’s Megabank MUFG Suffers Online Banking Glitch, Hints At Cyberattack
Japan Airlines said it was hit by a cyberattack Thursday, causing delays to more than 20 domestic flights but the carrier said there was no impact on flight safety. From a report: JAL said the problem started Thursday morning when the company’s network… Continue reading Japan Airlines Hit By Cyberattack, Delaying Flights During Year-End Holiday Season
Nuclear power is forecast to be the cheapest baseload electricity source in Japan in 2040, highlighting the government’s desire to restart the nation’s idled reactors. From a report: The cost of constructing and operating a new nuclear power plant for … Continue reading Japan Sees Nuclear as Cheapest Baseload Power Source in 2040
Waymo will begin testing its autonomous vehicles in Tokyo in early 2025, marking its first deployment outside the U.S. TechCrunch reports: The move to Japan is part of Waymo’s “road trips,” a development program that involves bringing its technology to… Continue reading Waymo Robotaxis Are Coming To Tokyo In 2025