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United Airlines Briefly Halts Departures In US Due To Tech Glitch
United Airlines briefly halted plane departures Tuesday due to a "systemwide technology issue" before fixing the problem and lifting the ground stop.
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Tesla Recalls 3.6 Lakh Vehicles Over Self- Driving Software Glitch
Tesla is recalling nearly 363,000 electric vehicles because of problems with their driver-assistance technology that heighten crash risk, according to a US regulatory announcement seen by AFP Thursday.
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Bitcoin in El Salvador: World-First Adoption of Cryptocurrency Sees Angry Protest, Glitches, and a Dip
El Salvador's historic adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender was beset by teething problems, as an angry protest by mistrustful citizens, technological glitches, and a dip in the cryptocurrency clouded the rollout.
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As El Salvador Rolls Out Bitcoin, Day 1 Starts On A Rocky Note
El Salvador's historic adoption of bitcoin as legal tender was beset by teething problems, as an angry protest by mistrustful citizens, technological glitches and a dip in the cryptocurrency clouded the rollout
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Websites Back Up After Brief Global Outage Linked To Akamai
Many websites were briefly down in an outage sparked by a glitch in Akamai Technologies Inc's systems, the second major disruption linked to the cloud company in about a month.
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Finance Ministry To Meet With Infosys Over New Income-Tax Portal Glitches
Finance Ministry officials will meet an Infosys team next Tuesday to sort out the matter of glitches in the new income-tax portal developed by the technology giant. Inputs from various stakeholders have been invited ahead of the interaction.
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NASA Postpones Mars Ingenuity Helicopter’s Fourth Flight Due to Software Glitch
NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter missed its fourth scheduled flight on Thursday, with the space agency blaming a software glitch and vowing to try again the next day.
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India’s Mobile Payments Revolution Slowed Down by Tech Glitches at Big Banks
The networks of India’s biggest banks have struggled to keep pace with India’s mobile payments revolution, crashing again and again. The outages are exposing years of underinvestment in technology and a surprising lack of preparedness, analysts and executives say.
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India's Mobile Payments Revolution Dragged Down By Bank Tech Glitches
Even before the pandemic, Indian consumers were taking up mobile payment technologies with remarkable speed. There's just one problem: The networks of India's biggest banks have struggled to keep pace, crashing again and again.
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Facial Recognition Problems Amid Coronavirus Outbreak Solved; Masked Faces Not a Problem Anymore: Report
China grapples to find a cure for the deadly coronavirus, but tech companies have seem to found the solution to identify masked faces that caused glitches in facial recognition systems.
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Tech Glitch, Wrong Marks Fuelled Telangana Exam Result Chaos: Probe Panel
A committee formed by the Telangana government to probe discrepancies in the results of the state's intermediate exam, after 25 students committed suicide, has pointed out several glaring errors.
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"Change Your Password": Twitter Tells 330 Million Users Over Bug
Twitter Inc urged its more than 330 million users to change their passwords after a glitch caused some of them to be stored in plain text on its internal computer system.
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SEBI Calls On Exchanges, Clearing Corps To Better Deal With Tech Glitches
In a statement, SEBI added it would also undertake "a comprehensive review" of the technology and systems deployed at these institutions.
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Nigerian Return to Polls Again After Technical Glitches
Nigerians hit by failures in new election technology return to the polls today, to allow them to cast their ballots in the country's close-run presidential election.
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Nigerian President Quits Voting Station After Technology Glitch
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan turned up today to accredit himself and his wife Patience for his re-election bid but problems with new voting technology forced to him to temporarily abandon his plans.
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United Airlines Briefly Halts Departures In US Due To Tech Glitch
United Airlines briefly halted plane departures Tuesday due to a "systemwide technology issue" before fixing the problem and lifting the ground stop.
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Tesla Recalls 3.6 Lakh Vehicles Over Self- Driving Software Glitch
Tesla is recalling nearly 363,000 electric vehicles because of problems with their driver-assistance technology that heighten crash risk, according to a US regulatory announcement seen by AFP Thursday.
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Bitcoin in El Salvador: World-First Adoption of Cryptocurrency Sees Angry Protest, Glitches, and a Dip
El Salvador's historic adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender was beset by teething problems, as an angry protest by mistrustful citizens, technological glitches, and a dip in the cryptocurrency clouded the rollout.
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As El Salvador Rolls Out Bitcoin, Day 1 Starts On A Rocky Note
El Salvador's historic adoption of bitcoin as legal tender was beset by teething problems, as an angry protest by mistrustful citizens, technological glitches and a dip in the cryptocurrency clouded the rollout
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Websites Back Up After Brief Global Outage Linked To Akamai
Many websites were briefly down in an outage sparked by a glitch in Akamai Technologies Inc's systems, the second major disruption linked to the cloud company in about a month.
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Finance Ministry To Meet With Infosys Over New Income-Tax Portal Glitches
Finance Ministry officials will meet an Infosys team next Tuesday to sort out the matter of glitches in the new income-tax portal developed by the technology giant. Inputs from various stakeholders have been invited ahead of the interaction.
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NASA Postpones Mars Ingenuity Helicopter’s Fourth Flight Due to Software Glitch
NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter missed its fourth scheduled flight on Thursday, with the space agency blaming a software glitch and vowing to try again the next day.
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India’s Mobile Payments Revolution Slowed Down by Tech Glitches at Big Banks
The networks of India’s biggest banks have struggled to keep pace with India’s mobile payments revolution, crashing again and again. The outages are exposing years of underinvestment in technology and a surprising lack of preparedness, analysts and executives say.
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India's Mobile Payments Revolution Dragged Down By Bank Tech Glitches
Even before the pandemic, Indian consumers were taking up mobile payment technologies with remarkable speed. There's just one problem: The networks of India's biggest banks have struggled to keep pace, crashing again and again.
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Facial Recognition Problems Amid Coronavirus Outbreak Solved; Masked Faces Not a Problem Anymore: Report
China grapples to find a cure for the deadly coronavirus, but tech companies have seem to found the solution to identify masked faces that caused glitches in facial recognition systems.
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Tech Glitch, Wrong Marks Fuelled Telangana Exam Result Chaos: Probe Panel
A committee formed by the Telangana government to probe discrepancies in the results of the state's intermediate exam, after 25 students committed suicide, has pointed out several glaring errors.
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"Change Your Password": Twitter Tells 330 Million Users Over Bug
Twitter Inc urged its more than 330 million users to change their passwords after a glitch caused some of them to be stored in plain text on its internal computer system.
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SEBI Calls On Exchanges, Clearing Corps To Better Deal With Tech Glitches
In a statement, SEBI added it would also undertake "a comprehensive review" of the technology and systems deployed at these institutions.
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Nigerian Return to Polls Again After Technical Glitches
Nigerians hit by failures in new election technology return to the polls today, to allow them to cast their ballots in the country's close-run presidential election.
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Nigerian President Quits Voting Station After Technology Glitch
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan turned up today to accredit himself and his wife Patience for his re-election bid but problems with new voting technology forced to him to temporarily abandon his plans.
