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Good morning! We are back with the new edition of our awesome newsletter. Almost two weeks have passed in this new year and it’s already feeling overwhelming with the amount of things that are happening around the globe. But At least we’ve sorted out the big news in tech and presented you with the most important News in the industry. So get your coffee with just water ready and let’s begin!

Seems like Crypto Winter is getting over👀

The US Securities and Exchange Commission approved the first Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), allowing major financial institutions like Fidelity, BlackRock, and Grayscale to offer Bitcoin ETFs that will make it easier for investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin prices without directly purchasing cryptocurrencies. While the SEC chairman said the approval does not endorse Bitcoin due to its risks, the availability of Bitcoin ETFs on stock exchanges could drive more demand from institutional investors and make it simpler for individual investors to invest in Bitcoin, which may help push its price higher in the long run. Let’s go to the fucking moon again folk! I’m ready to lose my next 50k on some other Shitcoin this time🤩

Microsoft is the world’s most valuable company AGAIN!!

Microsoft has surpassed Apple to become the world's most valuable company based on market capitalization. Microsoft's stock price increased following better than expected earnings, giving it a market cap of $2.49 trillion compared to Apple's $2.37 trillion. This marks the first time since 2020 that Microsoft has had a higher valuation. Microsoft has experienced growth in cloud computing and business software while iPhone sales have leveled off for Apple in recent years.

Haters will say it happened because everyone started using Bing as their default search engine.😄

AI at CES 2024, A little too much?

At CES 2024, many products were branded as using artificial intelligence even when the applications of AI were unclear or traditional machine learning was involved. By loosely applying the term AI to existing features, companies hoped to appear innovative but risked overpromising what the technology could do. While new forms of generative AI are exciting, slapping the label on may obscure the real distinctions between different types of algorithms and mislead consumers on the actual capabilities of products. Subhamay just fell into the propaganda guys, He’s considering buying a glorified Siri for ₹17000!!

🤓Article of the week🗞️

Today’s article is not something educational but it discusses the skills required in our rapidly changing tech industry and how to be on the top of your game. Nice thing to have at the start of the year!

Link: here

🌚Memes of the week📈

🚨Hiring alerts🚨

Yeah, so we got some hiring news for you guys, This isn’t it, go to LinkedIn and you’ll find more of these in your feed probably but if you’re a little laid back, then chillax cuz we’ve got you covered!

1. Bookee Product Design Intern(2025/2024/2023 batch): Link

2. Propel Software Developer(2024 batch): Link

3. FamPay Inc. Backend Engineering Intern: Link

4. Vestas Engineering R&D Innovation(2024/2023 batch): Link

That's all for this week's tech news folks! 👋Don't hesitate to share your thoughts on today's newsletter by replying to this email. Your wish is our command! 💁‍♀️