Expatriates I.T. & Technology Professionals of Bangladesh

05/05/2026

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04/04/2026

STABLE COIN CARDS 💳- The future 🎁

Handwritten Study Note Series: 1️⃣ Stable Coin Cards

19/03/2026

May Allah shower us with endless blessings, grant us good health, protect us from all harm, and fill our life with peace, mercy, and happiness. 🌹

Eid Mubarak. 🌟🌙

08/03/2026

A woman with a voice is, by definition, a strong woman. 👩

A strong woman stands up for herself. A stronger woman stands up for others. 🌟

The strongest woman thinks like a queen.👸

Happy Women’s Day 2026 🏅🇦🇪🇧🇩

18/02/2026

Ramadan Mubarak ❣️

For many in our community, this holy month arrives during difficult days. Families remain separated. Pathways remain uncertain. The headlines are heavy.

But Ramadan reminds us of something deeper.
In times of hardship, we turn toward one another. We share what we have. We lead with patience, gratitude, and faith. We remember that even in struggle, there are blessings. 🌟

This Ramadan, let us look for the blessings, strengthen our bonds, and continue forward together.🤲🏻

Ramadan Kareem to all who observe. 🌙💝🎁

15/01/2026

AI agents aren’t powered by just one kind of language model. They’re built on a stack of models, each designed for a different job.

Here’s the breakdown 👇

• GPT – the generalist. Strong at language, reasoning, and generation
• MoE (Mixture of Experts) – routes tasks to specialized sub-models for efficiency at scale
• VLM (Vision-Language Models) – understands images, diagrams, screenshots, and text together
• LRM (Large Reasoning Models) – focused on multi-step reasoning, planning, and decision-making
• SLM (Small Language Models) – lightweight, fast, and cost-efficient for edge or private setups
• LAM (Large Action Models) – go beyond text to take actions using tools, APIs, and environments

What this really means is simple:
Modern AI agents are systems, not single models.
Choosing the right model type is what makes an agent reliable, scalable, and production-ready.

09/01/2026

🌍 Join EXITProBD — The Global Powerhouse of Bangladeshi Tech Talent!

Expatriates IT & Technology Professionals of Bangladesh (EXITProBD) is a dynamic global community uniting Bangladeshi IT leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs from every corner of the world. Together, we are shaping the future of Bangladesh’s technology landscape and building a strong, organic investment ecosystem that empowers the nation’s digital growth.

With active chapters across major global hubs—including the USA, UAE, UK, Singapore, Italy, France, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Canada, Japan, China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, India, Malaysia, and Indonesia—EXITProBD connects top-tier professionals who are passionate about contributing to Bangladesh’s progress.

Founded by visionary IT professionals from the UAE, KSA, and Singapore, EXITProBD is driving initiatives to mobilize low-cost private equity and venture capital for Bangladesh’s ICT sector, opening doors to innovation, entrepreneurship, and global collaboration.

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05/01/2026

Expatriates IT & Technology Professionals of Bangladesh (EXITProBD) is a distinguished global community of Bangladeshi IT and technology professionals, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders working across various countries. The community is committed to contributing to the technological advancement and economic growth of Bangladesh while fostering a sustainable and organic investment ecosystem.

EXITProBD operates through country-specific chapters in key global hubs, including the USA, UAE, UK, Singapore, Italy, France, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Canada, Japan, China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, India, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The initiative was founded by IT professionals based in the UAE, KSA, and Singapore with the objective of mobilizing low-cost private equity and venture capital resources to support the ICT sector of Bangladesh.

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01/01/2026

Wish you and your loved ones a happy, blessed and prosperous Happy New Year 2026 🌟🎁💐

Expatriates I.T. & Technology Professionals of Bangladesh

01/01/2026

BREAKING: Meta Just Dropped Over $2 Billion On An AI Startup Nobody Saw Coming.

While everyone was watching OpenAI and Google fight it out, Mark Zuckerberg just made a move that caught the entire industry off guard.

Meta acquired Manus AI — a Singapore-based startup building autonomous AI agents. The price tag? Over $2 billion.

Let me break down why this matters way more than the headlines are telling you.

Meta bought Manus AI for over $2 billion — one of their largest AI acquisitions ever.

Who is Manus?

A company building AI agents that can actually do things autonomously. Not just chat. Not just answer questions.

We're talking:

→ Writing and debugging code
→ Conducting research
→ Analyzing data
→ Executing multi-step workflows
→ Operating with minimal human supervision

Think of it as the difference between asking ChatGPT a question versus having an AI employee that completes entire projects.

WHY THIS IS DIFFERENT FROM TYPICAL ACQUISITIONS

Most tech acquisitions are talent grabs or patent plays.

This one? Meta bought a functioning business with real revenue and millions of users.

Manus was already generating over $100 million in annual recurring revenue. That's not a research lab. That's a profitable company Meta just absorbed.

Translation: Meta didn't just buy technology. They bought an existing customer base and proven monetization.

THE THREE REASONS THIS CHANGES THE AI GAME

REASON 1: Meta Was Falling Behind

Let's be real. Meta has been playing catch-up in AI.
OpenAI has ChatGPT. Google has Gemini. Anthropic has Claude.

Meta had... Llama models that people respect but don't really use.
Manus gives them something none of their competitors have yet: autonomous AI agents that people are already paying for.

REASON 2: From Chatbots To Workers

Every major AI company is racing toward the same goal: AI that can complete tasks, not just have conversations.

OpenAI has been working on agents. Google is building them. But they're still mostly experimental.

Manus already has a working product with millions of users.

Meta just skipped years of development by buying the company that's already there.

REASON 3: The Geopolitical Play

Here's the part most people are missing:

Manus was founded in China but relocated to Singapore amid regulatory tensions.

As part of this deal, Meta is severing all Chinese ownership ties and shutting down Manus's China operations.

This isn't just a tech acquisition. It's a geopolitical positioning move.

Meta is saying: "We're building AI infrastructure outside of Chinese influence." That matters to regulators. That matters to enterprise customers. That matters strategically.

WHAT META PLANS TO DO WITH THIS

Manus won't just disappear into Meta's labs.

Here's the playbook:

→ Integration across platforms: Manus agent technology will power Meta AI, WhatsApp, Messenger, and Facebook

→ Continued standalone operation: Manus will keep selling its subscription service independently

→ Talent acquisition: Manus's entire team, including the CEO, is joining Meta's AI division

This is a hybrid strategy: absorb the tech AND keep the business running.
This isn't happening in isolation.

Meta also:

→ Invested billions in Scale AI earlier this year
→ Hired Alexandr Wang (Scale AI's CEO) as Chief AI Officer
→ Launched Superintelligence Labs with massive budgets
→ Is spending over $60 billion on AI infrastructure in 2025

Zuckerberg isn't just competing in AI. He's buying his way to the front of the race.

If you're building AI products, this should terrify you.

Meta just showed they're willing to spend billions to acquire companies with working technology and real users.

That means:

→ AI startups with traction become instant acquisition targets
→ Smaller competitors get priced out
→ The AI race consolidates around companies with infinite capital

We're moving from "can you build great AI?" to "can you outspend everyone else?"

Everyone wanted AI to be this open, decentralized revolution.

Instead, we're watching it become a winner-take-all game played by companies with billion-dollar war chests.

Meta just proved that if you have enough money, you don't need to build the future.

You can just buy it.