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Check-In Disruptions At Delhi, Other Airports Due To Software Glitch
Airlines, including IndiGo, Air India Express, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air experienced temporary check-in disruptions at multiple airports, including Delhi and Mumbai, on Thursday morning following a technical issue.
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Toyota Recalls 625,000 Hybrid Cars Globally for Software Glitch
Toyota Motor Corp said today it would recall about 625,000 hybrid cars globally to fix a software glitch that could, in limited cases, shut down the hybrid system while the car is being driven.
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Glitch Over, Pluto-Bound Spacecraft on Its Way
A software glitch that triggered communication loss with NASA's New Horizon spacecraft has been rectified and the probe is on way for a Pluto fly-by on July 14, the US space agency has said.
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Software Issue Casts Doubt Over Data Used to Approve Some Drugs
Kinetica is one of the most widely used statistical software packages for analysing so-called bioequivalence in clinical trials.
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Hacking Group Wants to Play Nice With Automakers
A group of well-known hackers and security professionals are trying to build better ties with the auto industry in an effort to enlist their help in improving vehicle security, one of the hottest areas of cyber research.
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Check-In Disruptions At Delhi, Other Airports Due To Software Glitch
Airlines, including IndiGo, Air India Express, SpiceJet, and Akasa Air experienced temporary check-in disruptions at multiple airports, including Delhi and Mumbai, on Thursday morning following a technical issue.
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Toyota Recalls 625,000 Hybrid Cars Globally for Software Glitch
Toyota Motor Corp said today it would recall about 625,000 hybrid cars globally to fix a software glitch that could, in limited cases, shut down the hybrid system while the car is being driven.
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Glitch Over, Pluto-Bound Spacecraft on Its Way
A software glitch that triggered communication loss with NASA's New Horizon spacecraft has been rectified and the probe is on way for a Pluto fly-by on July 14, the US space agency has said.
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Software Issue Casts Doubt Over Data Used to Approve Some Drugs
Kinetica is one of the most widely used statistical software packages for analysing so-called bioequivalence in clinical trials.
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Hacking Group Wants to Play Nice With Automakers
A group of well-known hackers and security professionals are trying to build better ties with the auto industry in an effort to enlist their help in improving vehicle security, one of the hottest areas of cyber research.
