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Cloudera, a data management company, has been banned from the Permanent Labor Certification program for two years. This decision follows allegations of discrimination against qualified U.S. workers during its recruitment process. A fine of $1.4 million will be imposed to resolve the case and compensate affected workers. Additionally, the company will face compliance obligations to uphold federal labor laws. This settlement highlights ongoing efforts to protect U.S.

Pierre-Louis Biojout, a San Francisco tech developer, apologized for his zombie game set in Tenderloin. Critics condemned the game, arguing it dehumanized homeless drug users and those struggling with addiction. In response, he removed the game and refunded advertisers, indicating a strong commitment to rectifying the situation. Biojout also donated all game revenue to a drug treatment service focused on recovery.

Ukraine has apologised to NATO member Lithuania after acknowledging that an unidentified object which triggered a nationwide security response may have been a Ukrainian drone while suggesting Russian electronic warfare could have forced it off course. Lithuanian authorities said the suspected drone entered the country on Sunday morning, prompting residents in affected areas to seek shelter, NATO fighters to scramble and Kaunas airport to temporarily close. Debris later struck a civilian vehicle

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Ukraine's military operations have experienced setbacks due to access restrictions on SpaceX's Starshield satellite network. This has particularly hindered drone missions, especially those focused on air defense. Officials have raised alarms about the deteriorating satellite connectivity, which is vital for effective coordination against Russian forces. The persistent disruption poses significant challenges for Ukraine's ability to respond effectively on the battlefield and maintain operational

EU leaders are addressing concerns regarding Ukraine's reliance on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite for military communications. Disruptions to the Starlink service have highlighted the urgent need for European alternatives. Officials discussed how to strengthen Europe's satellite communication capabilities during a recent summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Investor interest in European satellite companies, such as Eutelsat and SES, has surged after the disruptions.

The US Army is currently examining innovative wearable tech that provides soldiers with real-time alerts about incoming hostile drones during engagements. This compact sensor leverages unique acoustic signatures for immediate warnings, prioritizing soldier safety without burdening them with extra gear. Insights from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine underscore the necessity of advanced drone detection systems, ultimately aiming to bolster the effectiveness and protection of troops on the front lin

Tech Mahindra witnessed an impressive surge of over 8% in its shares following the announcement of remarkable quarterly earnings. The IT giant recorded a 32.74% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit, buoyed by robust volume growth and effective cost management. In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the company also proposed a bonus issue.

A recent sell-off in AI and semiconductor stocks has resulted in a loss exceeding $1 trillion. Major technology companies are experiencing significant declines due to multiple economic pressures. Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies aims to enhance its memory chip production, potentially increasing market competition. Analysts highlight that rising inflation and interest rates contribute to the erosion of investor sentiment across the sector.

Indian techies return: Between January and September 2026, around 12,700 white-collar technology workers returned to India, according to data from staffing firm Xpheno. The tally is already approaching the record 15,100 returnees recorded in the whole of 2025, and is expected to surpass that figure by the end of this year.

Gautam Dev, a 61-year-old software engineer, is battling the challenges of finding full-time employment after his recent job loss. Financial hardships have forced him to turn to gig work and launch a GoFundMe fundraiser for support. With numerous job applications yielding no success and debts mounting, the uncertainty of his future is prompting him to think about relocating back to India as he nears eligibility for Social Security.

Apple has sold a smart home for twelve years without making most of it, and Welcome Home is where that changed. HomeView, its first smart display, arrives with a new Apple TV 4K, the HomePod mini 2 and cameras, a lock and thermostats built with LG and Schneider. All of it leans on the new Siri, which, for the moment, still carries a beta label.