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Google Cloud Blog

Scaling the Next Generation of Global Innovation: How Google Supports Top Startups Around the World

In the high-stakes world of tech entrepreneurship, the leap from a brilliant prototype to a scalable, market-defining business can be brutal. Founders need much more than capital; they need deep architectural guidance, sovereign-level policy alignment, and technical systems engineered to enable rapid growth. Joy’s Law states: "[N]o matter who you are, most of the smartest people work for someone else."  We recognize that true innovation inherently happens “elsewhere.” This philosophy drives our

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ExternalCybersecurity
SecurityWeek

No Exploits Required

Four decades of incident response experience suggest that exploits are often the symptom, not the root cause, of today’s cybersecurity failures. The post No Exploits Required appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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BleepingComputer

Telegram admits it couldn't police exam-leak channels, India tells court

India's government has told the Delhi High Court that Telegram was warned about two weeks before it was blocked, and that the platform admitted it could not proactively detect the channels selling leaked exam papers. Telegram says it cooperated and the ban is unlawful. [...]

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ExternalSoftware Engineering
DZone

Amazon CodeWhisperer to Q Developer to Kiro: The Rise of Agentic Coding

The Abrupt End of Amazon Q Developer In May 2026, AWS dropped a bombshell: Amazon Q Developer IDE plugins and paid subscriptions will reach end-of-support on April 30, 2027, with new signups blocked as of May 15, 2026. The successor? Kiro — AWS's next-generation AI IDE that reframes how engineers build software from scratch. If you're a backend engineer who has been relying on Q Developer for code completion, inline chat, and security scanning inside VS Code or JetBrains, the clock is ticking. B

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