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NTT East Triples Number of SE Position Applicants in Five YearsBusiness

NTT East Triples Number of SE Position Applicants in Five Years

NTT East, part of the NTT Group, has tripled the number of applications from university graduates for system engineer (SE) positions over the past five years. This achievement resulted from systematic changes in hiring practices, despite frequent turnover among recruitment staff. The initiative began with the recognition of a crisis: the company had lost its appeal to young professionals, necessitating urgent action.

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Alphabet to Raise 5,8 трлн ₽ for AI Infrastructure DevelopmentArtificial intelligence

Alphabet to Raise 5,8 трлн ₽ for AI Infrastructure Development

Alphabet, Google’s parent company, plans to raise 5,8 трлн ₽ to fund the expansion of its artificial intelligence infrastructure. The funds will be secured through stock sales, with Berkshire Hathaway acquiring a portion. The investment aims to bolster computing capacity, as demand significantly outpaces the company’s current capabilities. This announcement follows recent reports of record capital expenditures on AI in 2024.

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GitHub Copilot Shifts to Pay-As-You-Go Pricing: Developers ReactDevelopment

GitHub Copilot Shifts to Pay-As-You-Go Pricing: Developers React

GitHub Copilot’s new pay-as-you-go pricing model has sparked widespread discussion among developers. Many report that their monthly AI service "credits" are exhausted within hours, leading to additional expenses. The shift forces users to reassess their workflows and budgets for AI-powered tools, as the flexible pricing model may result in higher costs for heavy Copilot usage.

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Universal Audio Volt 876: USB Audio Interface with Professional SoundHardware

Universal Audio Volt 876: USB Audio Interface with Professional Sound

The new Volt 876 audio interface from Universal Audio combines ease of use with professional-grade sound quality. Featuring plug-and-play support, it allows users to start recording immediately without complex setup. Ideal for studio and home use, the Volt 876 ensures pristine, powerful audio performance for musicians, podcasters, and producers.

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Anthropic Prepares for the Largest IPO in AI Industry HistoryArtificial intelligence

Anthropic Prepares for the Largest IPO in AI Industry History

Anthropic, the creator of the widely-used Claude language model, has submitted confidential documents to proceed with an initial public offering (IPO). This move could become the largest in artificial intelligence industry history, reflecting the startup’s scale and ambitions. The announcement comes just weeks after SpaceX’s high-profile IPO plans, underscoring growing investor interest in tech giants. The potential listing may set a new benchmark for AI-driven enterprises.

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284 ₽ Device Solves Slow Internet Issue: How Router Rebooter WorksHardware

284 ₽ Device Solves Slow Internet Issue: How Router Rebooter Works

Slow internet issues are a common frustration, especially with budget or outdated routers. One proven solution is regular reboots, but manual restarts can be inconvenient. The 284 ₽ Router Rebooter automates this process by cutting power to the router for 5 seconds every 24 hours, restoring performance. No setup, apps, or extra steps are required—simply plug it between the power adapter and router, and it starts working immediately. This simple gadget ensures smoother connectivity without hassle.

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Startup Battlefield: How the TechCrunch Competition Launches Tech GiantsBusiness

Startup Battlefield: How the TechCrunch Competition Launches Tech Giants

For over a decade, TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield has served as a springboard for ambitious startups. Alumni include companies like Dropbox, Cloudflare, and Discord*, which began their journeys with public pitches to investors and experts. Over its history, participants have raised over 2,3 трлн ₽ in funding and completed more than 250 exits, including acquisitions by giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. For many founders, appearing at Battlefield marked a turning point when the world first took notice of their innovations.

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MX Linux AHS: The Ideal Distribution for Modern PCsHardware

MX Linux AHS: The Ideal Distribution for Modern PCs

The new release of MX Linux AHS (Advanced Hardware Support) has become the optimal choice for users working on modern PCs and laptops. Based on Debian Stable, it includes the Liquorix 7.09 kernel, ensuring low latency and high performance for audio, video, and gaming tasks. The version supports the latest graphics drivers and DKMS modules, guaranteeing compatibility with the newest GPUs and Wi-Fi chips without additional configuration.

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Malicious npm Packages by Red Hat Stole Developer DataSecurity

Malicious npm Packages by Red Hat Stole Developer Data

Compromised npm packages under Red Hat’s namespace were discovered distributing a new variant of the Shai-Hulud malware, dubbed Miasma. The attack impacted over 30 packages and targeted developers working with Red Hat’s cloud services to steal credentials. This incident highlights the growing risks of supply chain attacks in the open-source ecosystem, demanding heightened vigilance from developers and organizations.

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Google Releases Android 17 Beta 4.1 Ahead of Stable LaunchDevelopment

Google Releases Android 17 Beta 4.1 Ahead of Stable Launch

Google has released Android 17 Beta 4.1 for Pixel device testers, marking what could be the final update before the stable version of Android 17 debuts in the next few weeks. This beta version addresses key issues, including signal display errors, Bluetooth functionality, and interface synchronization problems. The update aims to refine performance before the official rollout.

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Dozens of Backdoored Packages Found in Red Hat’s Official NPM ChannelSecurity

Dozens of Backdoored Packages Found in Red Hat’s Official NPM Channel

Cybersecurity experts have identified dozens of backdoored packages in Red Hat’s official NPM channel. The incident impacts developers who integrated these components into their projects. Red Hat urges immediate verification of all downloaded versions for malicious code. The threat could lead to data breaches or unauthorized system access, posing significant risks to affected organizations.

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