Disruptive weather pattern was certainly noticed in the region where this incident occurred.
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after firing indian engineer they did not invite pakistani genius Riaz haq to lead the teamIntel has recently fired its Indian-American chief engineer Venkata Murthy Renduchintala, who also served as Group President of the Technology, Systems Architecture and Client Group (TSCG), for failure to deliver 7 nanometer semiconductor technology on schedule, according to Reuters. The news has knocked the market value of Intel by tens of billions dollars. The American company, the biggest global chip manufacturer with in-house fabrication plants, has also decided to outsource manufacturing. This could deal a serious blow to America's global leadership in chip manufacturing which is fundamental to all other computer and communications related technologies.
Has Intel's Indian-American Techie Risked America's Global Technology Leadership?
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Exactly sir. Thank You for providing the exact details for my point. I was wondering do you still do your show in urdu/english? Is it on youtube? I have tried finding it with little luck.Did software developed by Indian engineers cause Boeing 737Max crashes?
Who developed the Boeing 737 Max's flawed software? Low-paid temp workers and recent college grads, according to report
The temp workers made as little as $9 an hour, longtime Boeing engineers told Bloomberg in a new report.www.businessinsider.com
Bloomberg's Peter Robison reported on June 28 that Boeing and its suppliers outsourced some of its 737 Max software development and testing to temporary workers. These temp workers, some of whom were recent college graduates, were employees or contract workers for Indian tech firms HCL Technologies and Cyient Ltd.
Some of the testers and developers made as little as $9, the longtime engineers told Bloomberg. Former Boeing flight controls engineer Rick Ludtke said the move to outsource was centered on cost-cutting.
"Boeing was doing all kinds of things, everything you can imagine, to reduce cost, including moving work from Puget Sound, because we'd become very expensive here," Ludtke told Bloomberg. "All that's very understandable if you think of it from a business perspective. Slowly over time it appears that's eroded the ability for Puget Sound designers to design."
You forgot that they forgot to close one of the submarine hatch and it flooded lolz
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You forgot that they forgot to close one of the submarine hatch and it flooded lolz
Pakistanis aren't needed for such a task as making a ship go straight in a canal. Don't you get it? I've seen garden squirrels with more basic cognitive function than the head bobbling brigadiers in the engine room of that ship. Pakistanis? You people make flypaper look like a martial race.after firing indian engineer they did not invite pakistani genius Riaz haq to lead the team
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riaz haq is old story of pakistani failure against indian engineers in america .
Indian crew of the Ever Given face ARREST as Egyptian authorities probe crash that blocked the Suez Canal for a week – amid fears they will be made 'scapegoats' for the chaos
By HENRY MARTIN and BHVISHYA PATEL FOR MAILONLINE
- Union officials fear the 25-man Indian crew onboard Ever Given could be arrested and 'made scapegoats'
- Bow of the 220,000-ton Ever Given was finally dislodged from the sandy bank of the Suez Canal on Monday
- Fleet of tugboats used high tide to pull on the ship while rescue teams vacuumed sand from the canal bank
- It remained unclear how long it would take to fully re-open the canal with £6.5bn of trade held up every day
- Japanese-owned vessel got wedged in crucial trading passage last Tuesday, disrupting global shipping
PUBLISHED: 21:10 EDT, 30 March 2021 | UPDATED: 21:30 EDT, 30 March 2021
The pilots and crew onboard the massive container ship that blocked the Suez Canal could face arrest and be 'made scapegoats' for the incident as investigators continue to search for the cause of the grounding that strangled global trade.
Union officials fear the 25-man Indian crew onboard the 220,000-ton Ever Given, which found itself wedged across the crucial waterway in Egypt last Tuesday, will fall under increasing scrutiny from the Suez Canal Authority, with claims that the workers could soon be placed under house arrest until the investigation is completed.
Egyptian maritime officials are expected to seize the Suez Canal crew as they carry out their probe, with one expert telling Indian media that investigators would listen to recordings of mariners' conversations in the lead-up to the blockage.
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Indian crew of Ever Given face ARREST
Fears are growing for the Indian crew members who were onboard the Ever Given on the Suez Canal as investigators continue to search for the cause of the ship's grounding.www.dailymail.co.uk
Ermm no, we don't open threads for such bizarre and obtuse reasons. We simply open such threads because Indians provide us with daily opportunities to do so. Why are you getting your knickers stuck like a ship in a canal about it anyway?riaz haq is old story of pakistani failure against indian engineers in america .
frustrated pakistanis open threads to satisfy their hurt souls , you can not compete with indian engineers in europe and america , so you come to satisfy your frustration by opening threads if some ship stucks in canal
is hibdutava responsible for sucking brain cells out of yindoos and turning them into zombies?
Can't wait to open that thread. First, kindly resume supplies to Bd, SL, Nepal and Bhutan. We're happy to wait our turn..
