The end of the wild west in the cloud. European Union takes 19 IT giants under the microscope
European financial regulators have officially recognized 19 tech giants—including Amazon, Google, and Microsoft—as critical components of banking infrastructure,…
Cloudflare global outage resolved. Company names culprit
Tuesday's paralysis of key internet services, including X and ChatGPT, turned out to be the result of an…
Google challenges Wall Street. Gemini 3 is meant to make money, not just impress
By introducing Gemini 3 directly into its most profitable products on launch day, Google is ending the theoretical…
The end of OpenAI exclusivity? Microsoft diversifies portfolio with investment in Anthropic
Microsoft and Nvidia have sealed a new balance of power in the artificial intelligence industry by investing in…
OVHcloud makes Pasqal quantum processors available. New service launches
OVHcloud is opening a new chapter in the European technology race by offering businesses a Quantum-as-a-Service platform integrated…
Investment in ERP: Will KSeF and AI replace traditional implementations
The Polish ERP market has reached a level of maturity where spectacular, one-off capital investments (CAPEX) are naturally…
A factory is not an office. Why do IT methods fail in manufacturing security and how to do it right?
Many industrial companies still labor under the misconception that traditional IT security measures are sufficient to protect critical…
A surprising ranking of (insecure) AI models. Which assistant is easiest to become a hacker?
Mass deployments of generative AI have become commonplace in business, driving productivity and automation in nearly every sector.…
Earthquake in slow motion. VMware’s dominance is over, and the revolution will take years to complete
Drastic changes in VMware's licensing policy following its acquisition by Broadcom have forced the entire IT industry to…
Tim Cook is heading for retirement. Who will take over the reins at Apple?
Tim Cook's era at Apple may soon come to an end, after the Financial Times reported on his…
AMD undercuts Intel, but the Santa Clara giant remains in the lead
Rywalizacja na rynku procesorów x86 pozostaje napięta, a AMD konsekwentnie, kawałek po kawałku, odbiera udziały rynkowe Intelowi, który…
Google loses in Berlin. More than half a billion euro fine for destroying competition
Google must face further financial consequences for its market practices in Europe, this time amounting to €572 million.…
Intel is betting on a single standard. Future Xeon 7 chips exclusively with 16 memory channels
Intel is radically simplifying its future server offering by standardizing it around higher memory bandwidth. As a result,…
Geopolitics reshuffles Europe’s cloud strategies
European IT leaders are losing confidence in global cloud providers, signaling a significant shift in the continent's technology…
Logitech confirms attack. Customer and employee data at risk after Oracle vulnerability
Logitech has confirmed a security incident in which hackers gained access to company, customer, and supplier data. The…
GPT-5.1 gets a promotion. The new apply_patch tool is no longer an assistant, it’s a developer
Following the recent release of GPT-5.1, OpenAI has published a key guide for developers that aims to redefine…
The data centre gap is growing. Old systems can’t cope with AI, power and regulation
The explosion in popularity of AI and growing regulatory requirements are putting traditional data centers in the EMEA…
AI PC: Desktop revolution or expensive gadget? How to wisely distinguish between need and marketing
Computer manufacturers and analysts are loudly proclaiming the arrival of the AI PC era, promising unprecedented productivity gains…
Europe in the infrastructural shadow of AI. Has the continent slept through its moment?
Spending on AI infrastructure is exploding at a rate of 166% per year, with IDC forecasts for 2029…
Google proposes changes to adtech. It wants to avoid dismantling the business
Google has submitted a proposal to the European Commission for changes to its adtech business in a desperate…
Samsung dictates prices. DDR5 memories to become up to 60 per cent more expensive due to AI boom
Samsung Electronics is rapidly raising prices for key DDR5 memory chips, capitalizing on a global boom in AI…