70-hour work weeks no longer enough for Infosys founder
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Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy advocates for 72-hour work weeks, praising China's controversial 996 culture despite legal challenges and worker protests. In other Asia-Pacific tech news: Tokyo court orders Cloudflare to pay $3.3M for enabling manga piracy through CDN services; India and Europe plan to link payment systems (UPI and TIPS) for cross-border transactions; Russian researchers claim Chinese APT 31 targeted Russian IT contractors; Australia's weather bureau faces scrutiny over a $62M website upgrade that failed users during severe storms; Google expands AI infrastructure in Taiwan and Singapore; VMware partners with NEC on private cloud modernization in Japan.
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Manga publishers celebrate Cloudflare copyright caseIndia and Europe will link payment systemsChina’s Typhoon gang targeted Russia, researchers sayStorm over 24x weather website upgrade blowout in AustraliaGoogle expands in Taiwan, SingaporeVMware and NEC in private cloud pledge2 Comments
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