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ICT risk increasingly borderless

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By Thomas Hyrkiel, Jean Hurley, Amit Tyagi
| globalrelay.com
A power outage took ATMs offline in Cannes, France earlier this year. Photo: Lorenzo Franzoni/Getty Images The first annual overview of major ICT-related incidents in the EU’s financial sector is based on reporting introduced by the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). In 2025, over 3,000 major incidents were reported by financial entities in the EU.
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Inside Sehar Hone Ko Hai row: Trolls, tension, tiff surrounding actors Parth-Rishita

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By Amit Tyagi
| MSN India Verified
Amit Tyagi It seems the drama from Sehar Hone To Hai has taken a rather juicy turn off-screen. Actors Parth Samthaan and Rishita Kothari are apparently not just acting out the tensions on set, but living them too. Who would've thought? The show has just crossed the milestone of 100 episodes, but instead of celebrating, the buzz is all about an alleged friction between the two actors. Apparently, it's not just an ego clash, but something more tangled, like a classic Bollywood drama.
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From Direct Classification to Agentic Routing: When to Use Local Models vs Azure AI

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By Amit Tyagi
| DEV Community
In many enterprise workflows, classification sounds simple. An email arrives. A ticket is created. A request needs to be routed. At first glance, it feels like a straightforward model problem: classify the input assign a category trigger the next step But in practice, enterprise classification is rarely just about model accuracy. It is also about: latency cost governance data sensitivity operational fit fallback behavior That is where the architecture becomes more important than the model itself.
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