20-10-2024, 01:45 PM
Foreign Press Association
OAA upgrades mainframe behind Terran Times
November 5558
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Zone 1, Whale Island
The Office of Administrative Affairs of the World Congress released a short statement earlier this morning informing journalists of the Foreign Press Association that the engineering teams at Terran Times had upgraded its mainframe yesterday night with a major, backwards incompatible version.
The teams were hard at work over the weekend attempting to tackle "unresolved network and infrastructure issues" after publishers across the world had reported significant network shortages on global feeds a couple of weeks ago.
The Director of the Terran Times informed a couple of journalists from Kalistan and Jelbe on the technical aspects of the upgrade. A copywriting team from Kalistan was involved in performing quality assurance tests. A Jelbic lead engineer helped resolve a plethora of architectural blockers.
"We will continue to closely monitor", he concluded.
@ForeignPressAssociation
OAA upgrades mainframe behind Terran Times
November 5558
Zone 1, Whale Island
The Office of Administrative Affairs of the World Congress released a short statement earlier this morning informing journalists of the Foreign Press Association that the engineering teams at Terran Times had upgraded its mainframe yesterday night with a major, backwards incompatible version.
The teams were hard at work over the weekend attempting to tackle "unresolved network and infrastructure issues" after publishers across the world had reported significant network shortages on global feeds a couple of weeks ago.
The Director of the Terran Times informed a couple of journalists from Kalistan and Jelbe on the technical aspects of the upgrade. A copywriting team from Kalistan was involved in performing quality assurance tests. A Jelbic lead engineer helped resolve a plethora of architectural blockers.
"We will continue to closely monitor", he concluded.
@ForeignPressAssociation
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