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Razorpay has migrated from a monolithic PHP architecture to GoLang-based microservices, allowing engineers to deploy features independently.
“Today, almost every aircraft has a part going from Belagavi,” Melligeri said.
‘The future of SEO won’t be dominated by the biggest teams but by those who adapt quickly to AI-driven capabilities.’
Indian graduates are gearing up for future job roles, but are they ready enough?
‘For 1 MERN stack role, there are probably 1000 MERN stack devs’
35% of businesses identify language barriers as a major obstacle to global market expansion, while 32% struggle with customer engagement due to linguistic differences.
Developers are increasingly realising that Windsurf is simply “much more agentic than Cursor”.
Turns out, your choice of programming language might say something about your happiness levels.
“I think that’s definitely possible,” says director and actor MG Srinivas.
Cybersecurity firms have identified significant security issues related to the DeepSeek AI model.
Citing an Oxford report, Tharoor highlighted that 30% of jobs in 2030 will be jobs that don’t exist today.
Why frontend developers are still needed in the age of AI.
Key market players using AI include Capcom, Electronic Arts, Gameloft SE, Google, Konami, Microsoft, Nintendo, NVIDIA and Unity.
While India boasts the highest percentage of female STEM graduates in the world – nearly 40% in 2021-22 – only 14% of STEM jobs in the country are held by women.
Headless CMS is a modern solution that separates content creation from its presentation.
According to a survey, recruiters rate the productivity of hybrid work models at a modest six out of 10.
While startups are using AI coding tools for rapid prototyping and development, large enterprises remain cautious.
Large Concept Models could be the next big thing. Could it be a good idea for India to go all in?
The French AI lab introduced its AI assistant, Le Chat, last week.
The event featured talks on AI’s impact across industries like education, finance, and governance, while also emphasising the need to develop ASI in India.
“Our AI can lower call handling time by 15% and improve outcomes for customer support agents by 40%,”Gopalan shared.
AI does not necessarily need a human to address problems created by it; it needs another form of AI.
Today’s captivating session featured innovators at Gnani AI highlighting the transformative impact of AI-powered voice agents across various industries.
The AI agents of yesterday were simple response systems; today, they interact, plan, and even “think”.
The day witnessed the presence of close to 1000 attendees.
Reducing the file size by just 5% will allow 100 users to enjoy seamless playback of streaming.
Rahul Bhattacharya pointed out, “an agent needs to have agency”—the ability to make choices, not just follow a fixed path, which is non deterministic, making it risky.
India has long faced the challenge of brain drain, and the trend continues to escalate.
“It’s the first time they’ve announced ID card issuance, which will, in essence, formalise gig work and potentially even make it more socially acceptable as a profession in a way.”
After switching to EC2, the cost dropped to $130 from $180 a month per instance, translating into a 28% reduction.
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