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Rashi Bagga, a student at IIIT-NR, has received a job offer worth Rs 85 lakh per annum, the highest salary package ever awarded at the institute. Despite having another promising offer, Baggas determination led her to explore further opportunities. She has previous experience as an intern at Intuit and Amazon. IIIT-NR has a history of nurturing exceptional talent, with previous students securing packages of Rs 57 lakh and Rs 56 lakh per annum.

Unity boss John Riccietello stepped down with immediate effect after wiping out years of trust and goodwill overnight.

New threat detection and response services from IBM leverage AI models that learn from real-world client data and are engineered to automatically close low priority and false positive alerts based on enterprise-defined parameters.

The foreign function and memory API, for interoperability with native code, would be finalised in the JDK 22 release due in March 2024.

After releasing a mixed-reality headset last month, the company is firing staffers from its metaverse silicon unit, according to a news report.

From choosing the wrong methodology to falling too hard for the latest trend, the output of even great app dev teams can suffer due to tendencies, temptations, and habits that can at times be our own undoing.

Vanshita Tiwari has completed her Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology from Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur in 2023 with a CGPA of 8.75.

The country’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has agreed to check if Taiwanese suppliers in business with Huawei for its Chinese chipmaking factories have violated any US sanctions.

With Canva reporting that its AI tools have already been used 3 billion times in six months, the visual communication software provider is doubling down on the technology by adding a brand-new suite of AI-powered design offerings.

An analysis carried out by the US government has reportedly raised issues relating to the upcoming EU AI Act, saying that it could limit investment to only the biggest tech companies.