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Tuan Nguyen

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Former Editor-in-Chief, Maximum PC Magazine and Head of Hardware, PC Gamer. Currently CEO for euphor.ai

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Operation Turing — A Caesar Cipher Codebreaking Game

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By Tuan Nguyen
| DEV Community
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built Operation Turing is a Caesar cipher decoding game set in WWII Bletchley Park. You're a codebreaker racing the clock — 60 seconds to decode 5 intercepted enemy messages by finding the correct cipher shift before time runs out.
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Australian Development Investments (ADI) backs TVM Capital Healthcare’s Southeast Asia Fund » Trang Công Nghệ | Trangcongnghe.vn

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By Tuan Nguyen
| trangcongnghe.vn
SINGAPORE, June 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TVM Capital Healthcare today announced that Australian Development Investments (ADI) has committed up to USD $8 million to the firm's Southeast Asia Fund through its Investing in Women window. The investment supports growth capital for healthcare companies that expand access to affordable, quality care while advancing women’s leadership, workforce participation, and patient outcomes in line with the 2X Criteria.
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The Buddha on the High Line

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By Tuan Nguyen, James Shaheen Verified
| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified
In April 2026, New York City’s High Line unveiled its newest installation: a twenty-seven-foot-tall sandstone Buddha by the Vietnamese American artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen. Titled The Light That Shines Through the Universe, the sculpture takes inspiration from the colossal 6th-century Buddhas of Bamiyan that were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001; in fact, the brass hands suspended in front of the sandstone body were cast from ballistic shell casings sourced from Bamiyan Valley in Afghanistan.
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