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Intel is reducing its workforce by over 15 percent, which means more than 15,000 job cuts from its current 125,000 employees. This action is part of a broader $10 billion cost-saving plan set for 2025. As part of this strategy, the company plans to cut its research and development (R&D) and marketing budgets by billions annually through 2026, reduce capital expenditures by more than 20 percent this year, and restructure its operations to eliminate non-essential work. Additionally, Intel will review all active projects and equipment to ensure that resources are allocated efficiently.

Git is a popular version control system that helps developers track changes in their code, collaborate with others, and manage project history efficiently. Created by Linus Torvalds in 2005, Git has become an essential tool for software development. It allows teams to work on different parts of a project simultaneously without overwriting each other's changes. By using Git, developers can keep their projects organized, track progress, and revert to previous versions when necessary.

Google is retiring the Chromecast brand and removing its Chromecast hardware from the market after 11 years, but it is not exiting the streaming device business. Instead, Google is introducing a new product called the Google TV Streamer, designed to compete with high-end streaming boxes like the Apple TV and Roku Ultra.

Enhancing the performance of Symfony applications brings a smoother and faster user experience. One powerful tool for achieving this is OPCache. OPCache is a PHP extension that stores precompiled script bytecode in memory, which reduces the overhead of parsing and compiling scripts with each request. This results in faster execution and improved overall efficiency.

Amazon is intensifying its expectations for corporate employees to adhere to office hours. Business Insider, referencing sources familiar with the matter, reported that Amazon is monitoring the time corporate employees spend in the office. Certain teams, including those in the retail and cloud computing sectors, received notifications via Slack that they must spend at least two hours in the office for their attendance to be counted. Other teams are required to be present for at least six hours.

Big tech companies continue to encourage employees to return to physical offices, but many workers resist. A recent report indicates that Dell has encountered significant challenges in this effort.

Earlier this year, Dell introduced a new return-to-office policy requiring employees to designate themselves as either remote or hybrid. Those choosing the hybrid option must work in a physical office 39 days per quarter, roughly three days per week. Conversely, remote workers are ineligible for promotions or new roles within the company.

The ESP8266 module has become a favorite among electronics enthusiasts for its low cost and powerful capabilities. This Wi-Fi module can be used in various ways, making it a versatile tool for many IoT applications. In this guide, we will explore how the ESP8266 can function as both a server and a client using UDP protocol.

The global technology outage caused by CrowdStrike’s faulty update is estimated to cost US Fortune 500 companies $5.4 billion, according to insurers. CrowdStrike has committed to implementing changes to prevent a recurrence. The projected losses do not include Microsoft, which also experienced widespread system failures due to the crash. Insurer Parametrix indicates that companies in banking, healthcare, and major airlines will be most affected. The total insured losses for non-Microsoft Fortune 500 companies are estimated between $540 million and $1.08 billion.

The ESP8266 module has become a favorite among electronics enthusiasts for its low cost and powerful capabilities. This Wi-Fi module can be used in various ways, making it a versatile tool for many IoT applications. In this guide, we will explore how the ESP8266 can function as both a server and a client using TCP protocol.

On Friday morning, shortly after midnight in New York, a global disaster began to unfold. In Australia, shoppers encountered Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) messages at self-checkout aisles. In the UK, Sky News suspended its broadcast after servers and PCs started crashing. Airport check-in desks in Hong Kong and India also failed. By morning in New York, millions of Windows computers had crashed, sparking a worldwide tech crisis.