Tag: developers
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AI Iron Man Suit for Game Developers, Says Google Cloud
AI as an Iron Man Suit for Game Developers Artificial intelligence is increasingly viewed as a transformative toolkit for the video game industry, and Google’s cloud division is framing its potential in bold terms. In recent remarks to Business Insider, Google Cloud’s Global Director for Games, Jack Buser, described AI as an “Iron Man suit”…
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Sakaja Breaks Silence on South C Collapse, Targets Rogue Developers
Nairobi’s Leadership Responds to South C Collapse In the aftermath of the tragic collapse at the South C shopping centre in Nairobi, Governor Johnson Sakaja has publicly broken his silence to address residents and the broader city. The incident, which authorities say claimed two lives, has sparked questions about oversight, building standards, and accountability in…
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Is it Okay for Video Games to Be This Good? Developers Reveal Their Favorite Games of the Year
What makes a year in games feel extraordinary? In a year packed with ambitious releases, a simple question sparked a larger conversation: is it okay for video games to be this good? We asked the people who mold the industry—game designers, producers, and artists—to name their favorite titles of the year and explain what elevated…
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Blockchain Developers Emerge as Key Talent in Africa’s Web3 Expansion
Africa’s Web3 momentum is reshaping the tech landscape Across the continent, Web3 adoption is accelerating, and with it, the demand for skilled blockchain developers. From fintech startups to supply chain traceability projects and decentralized identity initiatives, the capability to design, implement, and secure decentralized systems is becoming a core competitive edge. This growing ecosystem is…
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Africa’s Web3 Wave: Blockchain Developers Lead the Continent’s Digital Frontier
Overview: A New Era for Africa’s Tech Talent Across Africa, a quiet but powerful transformation is unfolding. Web3 adoption is accelerating, and with it comes a rising demand for blockchain developers who can design, build, and secure decentralized applications. The continent’s tech ecosystems—from Lagos to Nairobi, Cape Town to Accra—are nurturing a new generation of…
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Resource consent woes: West Auckland homeowners blindsided by council after new builds
Resource consent woes: West Auckland homeowners blindsided by council after new builds A new wave of property frustration is sweeping through West Auckland suburbs. A growing number of homeowners—ranging from young families to a single parent—have learned, more than a year after moving in, that their front and backyards do not meet resource consent requirements.…
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Resource consent woes: West Auckland homeowners let down
Introduction: A new-build nightmare for West Auckland residents In a growing pattern across New Zealand, another group of West Auckland homeowners—ranging from young families to a single mother—are discovering that their newly built homes do not meet resource consent requirements. The revelation comes more than a year after the projects began, leaving families scrambling to…
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Google Gemini 3 Redefines AI with Coding App and Record Benchmarks
Google Launches Gemini 3: A New Era for AI Foundations Google has unveiled Gemini 3, its latest and most advanced foundation model, marking a significant leap forward in artificial intelligence capabilities. Released seven months after Gemini 2.5, the new model arrives with immediate access through the Gemini app and Google’s AI-powered search interface. The release…
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Lovable Nears 8 Million Users as AI Coding Platform Expands Into Corporate Workflows
Lovable Nears 8 Million Users as Corporate Adoption Grows Stockholm’s AI coding startup, Lovable, is closing in on 8 million users, a milestone CEO Anton Osika said on Monday marks the latest chapter in a rapid ascent from 2.3 million active users reported in July. The company, which builds AI-powered tools to assist developers, is…
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Ken Henry: Labor’s Nature Laws Need Clearer National-Interest Exemptions to Avoid Loopholes
Warning from a Former Treasury Chief Former Treasury secretary Ken Henry has delivered a pointed critique of the Australian government’s proposed nature laws, saying they risk becoming “worthless” without tightened national-interest exemptions. His remark follows growing concerns that a broad, loosely defined framework could be exploited by developers seeking carve-outs and special treatment under environmental…