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Amazon OpenSearch Service 101: T-shirt size your domain for e-commerce search | Amazon Web Services

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By Aditya Challa, Harsh Bansal, Abe Raghib
| Amazon Web Services
In e-commerce, delivering fast, relevant search results helps users find products quickly and accurately, improving satisfaction and increasing sales. OpenSearch is a distributed search engine that offers advanced search capabilities including advanced full-text and faceted search, customizable analyzers and tokenizers, and auto-complete to help customers quickly find the products they want. It scales to handle millions of products, catalogs and traffic surge.
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Understanding Smart Contract working in etherium

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By Harsh Bansal
| DEV Community
Solidity is a programming language designed for writing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. Smart contracts are self-executing programs that contain a predefined set of rules, conditions, and functions. Once deployed to the blockchain, they run automatically when specific conditions are met—without the need for intermediaries. Smart contracts run on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), a decentralized runtime environment that ensures the same code executes identically on every Ethereum node.
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Syrma SGS, Shinhyup Form Rs 1,800 Cr Electronics JV in India

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By Richa Varshney, Satendra Singh, Prashanth Doreswamy, Harsh Bansal
| Theindustryoutlook
Argus Partners, has assisted Syrma SGS Technology Ltd. Chennai, a company specializing in the production of electronic components, has signed a strategic joint venture worth Rs 1,800 crore with Shinhyup Electronics in South Korea. The two businessmen will be able to benefit from technological expertise and marketing support from Shinhyup allowing the new plant to become the base of India’s ultra-modern electronics manufacturing ecosystem.
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