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Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees, including Copilot and Windows staff. Here's what the workforce changes could mean for enterprise IT teams.

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The Netherlands plans 25,000 government job cuts as it explores AI savings. See the 2027 timeline and steps for Dutch and EMEA public-sector IT teams.

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Reddit's r/opensource has introduced sweeping AI restrictions that could exclude solo developers, newer projects, and non-English speakers.

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Malaysia's new KLIA hologram answers entry questions in English and Mandarin, but travelers still face uncertainty over when it will launch.

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Ukraine says Starlink service has been restored after days of disruption. The incident highlights why enterprises need tested, independent backup systems.

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iFixit gives the iPhone Duo a provisional 5/10 repair score while investigating screen failures. See hinge concerns, $999 repairs, and tips for owners.

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Replit has chosen OpenAI as its preferred AI partner while keeping Anthropic models available. Here's what the shift means for developers and enterprise teams.

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The Philippines launches nationwide online notarization, giving businesses new ways to handle eligible digital documents through accredited platforms.

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