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I'm a machine learning lead at Adobe. I got ahead by prototyping fast — and by embracing vulnerability.
How Surabhi Bhargava Leveraged Vulnerability and Prototypes to Climb the Ranks at Adobe

Surabhi Bhargava became a machine learning tech lead at Adobe in five years, thanks to two key strategies.

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BSNL Eyes 5G Growth with Infrastructure Upgrades and Competitive Pricing”
BSNL Eyes 5G Growth with Infrastructure Upgrades and Competitive Pricing”

Earlier this year, BSNL had received interest from three companies for deploying its 5G Standalone (SA) network in Delhi In sum – what you need to know: All-in on 5G – BSNL has upgraded 73,000 4G sites (100,000 by mid-2025) and rolling out 26,000 new towers, mostly in rural India, as part of the country’s […]

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Will Private 5G Wireless Revolutionize Enterprise Networks?
Will Private 5G Wireless Revolutionize Enterprise Networks?

Over the past several years, I have visited with and been briefed by several private wireless providers of all sizes. Some are stronger than others. Some are larger. Some are going it alone, while others are partnering or involved in M&A. Some focus only on wireless, while others include wireline. That being said, let me […]

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Ericsson Sees 61% Profit Surge as US Sales Boom and CEO Faces Uncertainty

In sum – what you need to know: Punchy Q1 results – Ericsson saw net income surge 61% and gross margin jump 48.2% in the first quarter, driven by booming (possibly pre-tariff) network sales in North America – offsetting drops in every other region. CEO shake-up looms – despite a good quarter, with key API-related […]

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Asia’s Digital Leap Sparks Clean Energy, Cloud, and AI Expansion

Asia’s digital infrastructure is evolving fast, with major moves in clean energy, cloud expansion and AI readiness. Google is pioneering geothermal baseload power in Taiwan to support its regional data centers. Tencent Cloud is scaling up in Japan to meet soaring demand for low-latency services. Meanwhile, NVIDIA’s powerful new AI chips — now live in […]

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FiberLight Expands Southern Reach to Support AI Boom with Strategic Acquisition

The acquisition of Metro Fiber Networks will expand FiberLight’s existing footprint in Virginia by integrating MFN’s conduit and fiber infrastructure FiberLight has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Metro Fiber Networks (MFN), a regional fiber provider operating in Richmond and Virginia Beach, Virginia. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of […]

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Jacinda Ardern on Embracing AI: Turning Fear into Opportunity

Former New Zealand Prime Minister reveals how governments, companies and workers can all create a more positive environment

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Shell’s €1.9 Billion Bet on Biogas: A Step Toward a Low-Carbon Future

It was one of the largest deals in the Danish energy sector ever. Now, for the first time, Shell explains why it paid nearly EUR 2bn for Danish biogas producer Nature Energy.

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RWE CEO Highlights Key Barrier: Wind Tenders Only Succeed When Projects Get Built

”And there are a number of projects where I’m not so convinced,” says RWE CEO Sven Utermöhlen.

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U.S.-EU Tariff Talks Stall as Limited Progress is Made

A two-hour meeting between the EU’s trade chief and members of the Trump administration has sparked no faith that the high tariffs will be dropped when the current tariff pause expires.

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EU Commissioner Calls for Action to Attract Young Talent to the Wind Industry

Europe needs green, cheap and local energy sources to achieve competitiveness, security and energy independence. Skilled labor is the prerequisite in these ambitions, says Commissioner Roxana Mînzatu.

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Ben Affleck says California needs to do more to keep Hollywood in Hollywood
Ben Affleck Warns California Is Losing Hollywood to Other States

Ben Affleck said California had taken film production "for granted a little bit" and called on officials to offer better tax rebates to producers.

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Leaked Emails Reveal Meta’s Battle to Keep Facebook Culturally Relevant
Leaked Emails Reveal Meta’s Battle to Keep Facebook Culturally Relevant

With the first week of Meta’s antitrust trial behind us, documents shared by the U.S Federal Trade Commission (FTC) offered more insight into Meta’s internal struggles to keep Facebook relevant. In emails from 2022, Meta executives mulled different visions for Facebook’s future to boost its success, acknowledging that its cultural relevance was decreasing.  Fast-forward to […]

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'Sinners' is a box-office winner, making million on its opening weekend
Sinners Soars Past Expectations with $45M Debut and Historic Deal

"Sinners," Ryan Coogler’s vampire drama, did better than expected to top the US box office on its opening weekend, overtaking "A Minecraft Movie."

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OpenAI’s o3 AI Model Under Fire for Overstated Benchmark Scores
OpenAI’s o3 AI Model Under Fire for Overstated Benchmark Scores

A discrepancy between first- and third-party benchmark results for OpenAI’s o3 AI model is raising questions about the company’s transparency and model testing practices. When OpenAI unveiled o3 in December, the company claimed the model could answer just over a fourth of questions on FrontierMath, a challenging set of math problems. That score blew the […]

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Meta’s AI Chief Praises France’s Efforts to Attract Top Scientists Amid U.S. Research Decline

Meta’s Yann LeCun called France’s initiative to attract top scientists a "smart move" amid tightened US immigration and reduced research funding.

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Palantir Executive Defends Company’s Role in Immigration Surveillance Amid Backlash

One of the founders of startup accelerator Y Combinator offered unsparing criticism this weekend of the controversial data analytics company Palantir, leading a company executive to offer an extensive defense of Palantir’s work. The back-and-forth came after federal filings showed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — tasked with carrying out the Trump administration’s […]

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Humanoid robots tripped and fell and took down a handler during a half-marathon in Beijing
Humanoid Robots Run Half-Marathon in Beijing for the First Time Ever

Humanoid robots ran a half-marathon against humans for the first time on Saturday in Beijing. It wasn’t as impressive as you might think.

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Senator Kennedy Backs Jerome

Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana said on NBC’s "Meet the Press" that he doesn’t think Trump can oust Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve.

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Kids Can’t Get Enough of Minecraft and Other Video Game Films
Kids Can’t Get Enough of Minecraft and Other Video Game Films

“A Minecraft Movie” isn’t just a hit — after three weekends in theaters, the film is estimated to have grossed $344 million domestically and $720 million worldwide. That makes it the biggest movie of an admittedly underwhelming year at the box office (so far), and the second biggest video game movie of all time. Coming […]

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