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Python stays far ahead, C sits in second, Java and C++ swap places, C# rises again, and Delphi and R sit at the edge.

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Google shares example questions to try with the new Ask button in Google Photos, powered by Gemini AI models.

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Has AI reduced labour costs in Australia? Why adoption isn’t enough — and how CIOs should pressure-test AI ROI in 2026.

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As enterprise AI scales in India, hidden economic and governance risks are emerging. What CIOs and CTOs should be watching now.

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See the best bank accounts for Shopify stores in 2026, featuring low fees, free transactions, easy integrations, and useful business tools.

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Amazon’s internal push for Kiro is fueling backlash from engineers who want broader Claude Code access.

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Learn how IT leaders reduce credential sprawl, regain access visibility, and limit risk using centralized identity controls, SSO, and password management.

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Fitbit expands its Gemini-powered AI health coach to iOS and five new markets for Premium subscribers.

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The Conduent ransomware attack has grown to impact 25 million Americans, exposing Social Security numbers and medical data in one of 2025’s largest breaches.

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OpenAI says it won’t use “io” to market its AI hardware, and a court filing suggests the first device won’t ship before late February 2027.

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