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    Backblaze publishes Q2 2026 hard drive failure statistics●Backblaze drive stats for Q2 2026Yhn2641 min ago

    Backblaze has released its drive statistics report for the second quarter of 2026, continuing its long-running series detailing failure rates across the hard drives in its cloud storage fleet. The reports are closely watched in the tech community as a rare public source of real-world reliability data for consumer and enterprise drives, often sparking debate over which manufacturers and models perform best.

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    EU housing overburden rate back in focus as costs squeeze households●EU: Housing costs overburden rate as proportion of households having housing costs more than 40% of their income Europe’MmastodonWorldEU Politics220 min ago

    Across the EU, the housing costs overburden rate measures the share of households spending more than 40% of their disposable income on housing. The indicator shows that a significant minority of European households remain under heavy housing cost pressure, with the burden falling unevenly across countries and income groups.

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    German inflation expected to hit 3.3 percent in September●Die Inflationsrate in Deutschland wird im September 2026 voraussichtlich +3,3 % betragen. Nach bisher vorliegenden ErgebMmastodonBusinessEconomy824 min ago

    Germany's Federal Statistical Office reports that the inflation rate is expected to reach 3.3 percent in September 2026. Based on preliminary results, consumer prices are forecast to rise 0.6 percent compared to August 2026. The figures point to renewed upward pressure on the cost of living, with a full breakdown of the data to follow from the statistics office.

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    German inflation rises to 3.3 percent in September●Danke an Merz und Reiche. "Die Verbraucherpreise lagen im September um 3,3 Prozent über dem Niveau des Vorjahresmonats,MmastodonBusinessEconomy324 min ago

    Germany's inflation rate climbed to 3.3 percent in September, up from 2.9 percent in August, according to preliminary figures from the Federal Statistical Office. Critics are sarcastically thanking Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil's successor debate figure Reiche for the increase, framing the rise as a failure of the government's economic policy.

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