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Cybersecurity specialist CrowdStrike Holdings on Wednesday estimated it absorbed a roughly $60 million blow to its sales pipeline last month after its botched handling of a software update triggered a technology meltdown that stranded thousands of peop...

Rushpips, the newest forex robot from Dubai-based financial technology firm Avenix Fzco, was just released. With a focus on the MetaTrader 4 platform, this automated trading program was created with the sole purpose of helping traders navigate the volatile forex market.

"digital ANC." This indicates that Apple might focus on software enhancements and sophisticated audio processing to elevate the earbuds' performance, rather than altering their physical design. The AirPods Pro 2, which debuted nearly two years ago, already boasts "up to twice as much" ANC compared to its predecessor, making the forthcoming model highly anticipated for further advancements.Although Kosutami's previous leaks have been largely accurate, the exact release date of the AirPods Pro 3 remains uncertain.

In the ever-evolving world of forex trading, automation continues to play a significant role. Avenix Fzco, a Dubai-based financial technology firm, has recently introduced Botogon, its newest forex robot designed for the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform. This Expert Advisor (EA) aims to assist traders in navigating the complexities of the foreign exchange market, with a particular focus on the XAUUSD pair.

LTIMindtree Ltd. rose 3.31 per cent to Rs 5940.0 in Wednesday's trade. It hit an intraday high of Rs 5957.0 and low of Rs 5770.0, respectively, during the day. The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 6442.65 and low of Rs 4518.35.

Volt Typhoon is exploiting a bug in a California-based startup to hack American and Indian internet companies, according to security researchers. Volt Typhoon has breached four US firms, including internet service providers, and another in India through a vulnerability in a Versa Networks server product, according to Lumen Technologies Inc's unit Black Lotus Labs. Their assessment, much of which was published in a blog post Tuesday, found with «moderate confidence» that Volt Typhoon was behind the breaches of unpatched Versa systems and said exploitation was likely ongoing. Versa, which makes software that manages network configurations and has attracted investment from Blackrock Inc and Sequoia Capital, announced the bug last week and offered a patch and other mitigations.

Cognizant TriZetto, a unit of Cognizant Technology Solutions, sued Infosys in a US court, accusing the Indian IT service firm of stealing trade secrets related to its healthcare insurance software. This was the latest of developments in the healthcare verticals of India-centric IT services firms that have grabbed headlines in recent months, for positive or negative reasons. In November last year, the US Supreme Court rejected Tata Consultancy Services' appeal against a District Court of Wisconsin verdict, charging $140 million in punitive damages in a case filed by Epic Systems. The US healthcare software company had accused TCS of stealing its intellectual property when the Indian firm was contracted to implement its software.

The Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against real estate software company RealPage, accusing it of an illegal scheme that allows landlords to coordinate to hike rental prices

Tanvi Patri from Odisha has cemented her status as one of India's most promising badminton prodigies by clinching the girls' singles title at the U-15 Badminton Asia U-17 & U-15 Junior Championships in Chengdu, China, the country where she first honed her skills in the sport. Patri capped off a phenomenal week with a superlative performance, defeating Vietnam's second seed Thi Thu Huyen Nguyen 22-20, 21-11 in a 34-minute final, offering a glimmer of hope after Indian badminton's recent struggles at the Paris Olympics. «I'm feeling good after winning the title,» Patri told PTI from Chengdu. «I had expected to win, and I'm happy I could do that. I've been training at the Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy (PPBA) in Bangalore for the last two years.»

As global temperatures rise and summer months bring record high temperatures, employers are exploring wearable technologies to keep workers safe

Meta said on Friday it had identified possible hacking attempts on the WhatsApp accounts of U.S. officials from the administrations of both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, blaming the same Iranian hacker group revealed earlier this month to have compromised the Trump campaign. In a blog post, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp described the attempt as a «small cluster of likely social engineering activity on WhatsApp» involving accounts posing as technical support for AOL, Google, Yahoo and Microsoft. It blocked the accounts after users reported the activity as suspicious and had not seen any evidence suggesting the targeted WhatsApp accounts had been compromised, it said.

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TriZetto sued Indian tech company Infosys in Texas federal court on Friday, accusing Infosys of stealing trade secrets related to its healthcare insurance software. Cognizant said in the lawsuit that Infosys unlawfully extracted data from its databases and used it to build and market competing software. Spokespeople for Cognizant and Infosys did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the complaint.

Stocks that were in focus include names like Paytm, which fell 3.14%, Nucleus Software, which declined 6.04%, and Aarti Drugs, whose shares jumped 6% on Thursday.

U.S. auto safety regulators have closed one of two investigations into the performance of General Motors’ Cruise autonomous vehicles after the company agreed to do a recall

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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday it was closing its preliminary evaluation into hard braking and immobilization in autonomous ride-hailing vehicles operated by General Motors' Cruise unit. «In view of the recall action taken by Cruise and ODI's analysis of the available data, including data presented by Cruise demonstrating a reduced occurrence of hard braking incidents after the software updates, ODI (Office of Defects Investigation) is closing this Preliminary Evaluation,» NHTSA said in a letter. Cruise still faces investigations by the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission following an accident last October in which one of its robotaxis struck a pedestrian and dragged her 20 feet (six meters).

LONDON — The body of British technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch, 59, has been retrieved from the wreckage of a yacht that sank off the coast of Sicily, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC Thursday, confirming earlier reporting by Sky News.

train travel over flights, citing a deeply personal reason rooted in his early career struggles. This decision has captured public attention, shared by X user Chirag Deshmukh, who detailed the encounter in a viral social media post. While traveling by train, Chirag Deshmukh met a software developer who works for a prominent company and earns over Rs 30 lakh per annum. Curious about the developer's choice of transportation, Deshmukh asked, «With that kind of money, why aren't you flying instead of taking the train?»

Google and Australia's national science agency said they will work together to develop software that automatically detects and fixes network vulnerabilities for operators of critical infrastructure, seeking to contend with a surge in cyberattacks. The software for organisations such as hospitals, defence bodies and energy suppliers will be customised to be in line with Australia's regulatory environment. «Software supply chain vulnerabilities are a global issue, and Australia has led the way in legislative measures to control and combat the risks,» said Stefan Avgoustakis, head of security practice for Google Cloud in Australia and New Zealand.