Month: March 2025

Getting crypto out of the 'AOL era' — Sandeep Nailwal

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The current state of crypto is akin to the internet’s “America Online” (AOL) era during the late 1990s, when the user experience was clunky, technical, featured limited use cases, and moved at dial-up speeds, according to Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal. In an interview with Cointelegraph, Nailwal identified several key areas of development to improve user … Read more

Nikhil Kassetty’s Leadership Journey in AI-Driven Financial Transformation

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In an era where financial technology faces unprecedented challenges in scalability, security, and regulatory compliance, the remarkable achievements of Nikhil Kassetty in transforming global tax solutions and billing operations stand as a testament to innovative leadership in fintech. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, Nikhil has spearheaded a comprehensive initiative that revolutionized financial operations across multiple international … Read more

Terraform State Management: A Deep Dive Beyond the Basics for Azure Deployments

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Without state management, Terraform is as good as normal CLI commands… so think about it now ! Normally, while developing Terraform scripts, state management is the last topic on most developers’ minds. Only after development is complete does the thinking process related to state management start. This is not an optimal practice. State management is … Read more

Sei Foundation floats 23andMe acquisition, genetic data on the blockchain

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The foundation behind the layer-1 blockchain, Sei, announced it was exploring the acquisition of the genetic testing company 23andMe after the firm filed for bankruptcy. In a March 27 X post, the Sei network said its foundation was considering purchasing 23andMe “to defend the genetic privacy of 15 million Americans” by putting the company’s data … Read more

Trump White House invites a bloc of conservative podcasters as a jab at legacy media

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks with reporters during a press briefing at the White House on March 26, 2025 in Washington, D.C. | Photo by Andrew Thomas via Getty Images On Thursday, several conservative podcasters were invited to the White House to participate in Podcast Row, an event meant to engage alternative media … Read more

Raising the Bar in Enterprise Integration: Venkata Vijay Krishna Paruchuru’s Onboarding Breakthrough

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In an era where enterprise software solutions face increasing pressure to deliver both sophistication and simplicity, the groundbreaking Supplier Onboarding Transformation Project stands as a testament to exceptional technical innovation and architectural excellence. Under the leadership of Senior Software Engineer Venkata Vijay Krishna Paruchuru, this ambitious initiative has set new benchmarks for enterprise application development, … Read more

Solana price struggles to flip $150 to support — Is the SOL bull market over?

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Solana’s native token, SOL (SOL), faced a sharp 8% rejection after briefly touching $147 on March 25. For the past three weeks, SOL has struggled to reclaim the $150 level, which is leading traders to question whether the bullish momentum that was originally driven by memecoin speculation and the rise of artificial intelligence sectors has … Read more

Setting New Standards in Distributed Systems Architecture by Vignesh Natarajan

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A groundbreaking innovation in distributed systems architecture at Amazon Web Services (AWS) has established new benchmarks for processing efficiency and system scalability. Under Vignesh Natarajan’s leadership, a revolutionary distributed job scheduler transformed the way massive-scale data processing is handled, earning recognition through a USPTO-approved patent and setting new standards for cloud computing architecture. At the … Read more

AI as a Tool, Not a Threat: Transforming Junior Roles Beyond “Vibe Coding”

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Embrace, Not EXTERMINATE In the last 12 months, it seems like every other buzzword in the tech industry has been talking about “embracing AI” to write code, solve problems, answer questions, and do everything outside of playing with your cat. Noticeably, this has developed two different camps of early career software engineers: AI Maximalists and … Read more

Why Generalists Will Survive the Gaming Industry’s Collapse

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The video game industry, once a beacon of innovation and opportunity, is now facing an unprecedented crisis. Mass layoffs have become the norm, with thousands of developers losing their jobs due to corporate restructuring, overambitious projects, and poor financial planning. This turmoil has exposed deep flaws in the industry’s hiring and business models, particularly its … Read more