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This is a guest post by Jake J. Dalli, Data Platform Team Lead at Tipico, in partnership with AWS. Tipico is the number one name in sports betting in Germany. Every day, we connect millions of fans to the thrill of sport, combining technology, passion, and trust to deliver fast, secure, and exciting betting, both online and in more than a thousand retail shops across Germany. We also bring this experience to Austria, where we proudly operate a strong sports betting business. In this post, we show how Tipico built a unified data transformation platform using Amazon Managed Workflows for…

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Hardware has long been the anchor holding back factory innovation, but Audi is breaking that cycle with its groundbreaking Edge Cloud for Production (EC4P) project. This transformative initiative, detailed in a recent ARC Advisory Group’s White Paper, positions Audi at the absolute forefront of smart manufacturing, demonstrating a bold vision for software-defined factories and data-driven decision-making. As Audi shifts from concept to production, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Audi for this industry-first milestone! At its core, EC4P embodies the simple yet profound tenet: “Software, not hardware.” Audi initiated the EC4P project to transition from a hardware-centric assembly line to…

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A study by OMICRON has revealed widespread cybersecurity gaps in the operational technology (OT) networks of substations, power plants, and control centers worldwide. Drawing on data from more than 100 installations, the analysis highlights recurring technical, organizational, and functional issues that leave critical energy infrastructure vulnerable to cyber threats. The findings are based on several years of deploying OMICRON’s intrusion detection system (IDS) StationGuard in protection, automation, and control (PAC) systems. The technology, which monitors network traffic passively, has provided deep visibility into real-world OT environments. The results underscore the growing attack surface in energy systems and the challenges operators…

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Mia Davis built a reputation leading the “clean beauty” movement at Beautycounter and Credo Beauty.  After a two-year detour as chief impact officer at dog food brand Ollie, she’s returning to the beauty industry at the small “climate-curated” skincare label Atmosphera. As it plans to expand to the U.S., the Alberta-based brand has brought on Davis alongside three new executive leaders from her Rolodex. Davis said she will be setting the “roadmap to sustainability” foundation for Atmosphera, which tailors products according to its customers’ local weather conditions. “If you’re sourcing safe, responsible ingredients from the start, you’re already talking about…

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6/27/18 2:20 PM · 1 min read The delegate design pattern is a relatively easy way to communicate between two objects through a common interface, protocol in Swift. Implementing delegation in SwiftYou’ll need a delegate protocol, a delegator who actually delegates out the tasks and a delegate object that implements the delegate protocol and does the actual work that was requested by the “boss”. Let’s translate this into human.The client reports a bug. The project manager creates an issue and tells one of the developers to fix the problem asap.See? That’s delegation. At some point an event happened, so the delegator…

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This blog is written in collaboration by Amy Chang, Vineeth Sai Narajala, and Idan Habler Over the past few weeks, Clawdbot (now renamed Moltbot) has achieved virality as an open source, self-hosted personal AI assistant agent that runs locally and executes actions on the user’s behalf. The bot’s explosive rise is driven by several factors; most notably, the assistant can complete useful daily tasks like booking flights or making dinner reservations by interfacing with users through popular messaging applications including WhatsApp and iMessage. Moltbot also stores persistent memory, meaning it retains long-term context, preferences, and history across user sessions rather…

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From the outside, Upwind Security looks like it’s had a smooth journey so far. Just four years in, the cloud security startup is now worth $1.5 billion, and boasts the likes of Siemens, Peloton, Roku, Wix, Nextdoor and Nubank among its clientele. But if you ask the company’s co-founder and CEO Amiram Shachar, the journey to get here was anything but certain. “Three years ago, we would spend hours asking ourselves if we were heading in the right direction, and 80% of the time, it felt like we weren’t,” a candid Shachar told TechCrunch in an interview following the startup’s…

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AI coding agents are rapidly reshaping how software is built, reviewed, and maintained. As large language model capabilities continue to increase, the bottleneck in software development is shifting away from code generation toward planning, review, deployment, and coordination. This shift is driving a new class of agentic systems that operate inside constrained environments, reason over long time horizons, and integrate across tools like IDEs, version control systems, and issue trackers. OpenAI is at the forefront of AI research and product development. In 2025, the company released Codex, which is an agentic coding system designed to work safely inside sandboxed environments…

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Honorable MentionsOpen earbuds are becoming the hot trend in wireless audio, meaning there are plenty of good options that don’t make our top list. Here are some other pairs worth considering.Acefast Acefit Pro for $60-$125: Acefast’s Acefit Pro are more stylish than the cheaper Acefit Air above, most notably in their snazzy transparent case that shows battery life in slick LEDs when you open or close it. Otherwise, the sound quality isn’t notably better than the Air, and the buds themselves are bulkier, so they don’t fit my ears as well. These are still a solid pair of wrap-around open…

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Docebo’s acquisition of 365Talents is a meaningful development in the learning technology and skills intelligence space. While learning platforms and skills tools have been moving closer together for some time, this deal highlights how central skills have become to learning, internal mobility, and workforce readiness conversations.  We have been tracking the learning technology and skills intelligence markets for several years. Based on our research, enterprises are increasingly clear about one thing: learning can no longer be separated from skills. Organizations want learning to be driven by real skill needs and tied more directly to workforce outcomes. The Docebo–365Talents acquisition fits well into this broader shift.  Reach out to discuss this topic in depth.  Why…

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