AI can make mistakes. The problem arises when nobody knows who is responsible for them
The implementation of AI in a company usually begins with questions about efficiency, costs, and automation, but sooner…
Europe’s dependence on the US and China. A report on the chip market
The European semiconductor industry is entering a period in which geopolitics is becoming just as important as innovation.…
Kärcher and STIHL join forces. A single battery system for professionals
The market for professional battery-powered equipment is moving toward common standards rather than closed ecosystems. The latest example…
Smart homes and cybersecurity: a summer test of your home’s infrastructure
A vacation trip increasingly means that an empty home remains heavily connected to the internet: cameras are designed…
5 technology decisions you shouldn’t put off until September
The calm of the summer break can be deceptive in companies, because many technology decisions that seem postponable…
Personal technology for the summer: privacy whilst travelling and remote working outside the office
Remote work during vacation rarely seems risky: it’s usually a quick login from a hotel, an email replied…
New attack on Microsoft 365 bypasses 2FA authentication
Phishing is evolving and is increasingly bypassing security measures that have long been considered the standard for protecting…
Emirates has exceeded one million flights with Starlink Wi-Fi
Faster and faster internet on board airplanes is changing passengers’ expectations regarding air travel. The latest data from…
Lenovo is integrating its cybersecurity services into a single platform
Companies are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence-based solutions, but at the same time, awareness of new threats to data…
Visa launches a platform for detecting cyber threats
Visa wants to shift the focus of its anti-fraud efforts from responding to the consequences of fraud to…
How much does AI infrastructure really cost?
AI enters companies through the back door: first as a pilot project, a quick test, a tool for…
The cloud doesn’t always cut costs. When does the bill take the CFO by surprise?
Cloud spending is increasingly becoming one of those technology costs that grow faster than their business impact. For…
Energy and data centres: the hidden cost of the AI economy
The biggest constraint on AI development may not be a lack of data, talent, or ideas for automation,…
The IT market in July: AI, cybersecurity and the cloud
July in the IT market is shaping up to be a month in which the most important technology…
Digital sovereignty does not arise from declarations
Digital sovereignty has become one of the most frequently cited concepts in the European debate on technology, but…
AI in business requires control over data quality
Artificial intelligence in businesses is less and less about access to technology and more and more about testing…
AI doesn’t just write code. It’s transforming the entire software development model
AI in programming is no longer just a tool for writing code faster; it is becoming a catalyst…
What the board should know about the AI Act before making decisions over the summer holidays
The AI Act is no longer just an abstract regulation from Brussels, but a practical test of whether…
A programmer without a keyboard? Amazon shows where IT is heading – McLaren Stanley
Until recently, the discussion about artificial intelligence in programming focused on whether AI could write a piece of…
Is your company’s data ready for AI? Five questions to ask before starting a project
Artificial intelligence has quickly moved from the realm of experimentation to companies’ investment plans, but its effectiveness increasingly…
Does the board know where AI is actually being used within the company?
In many companies, artificial intelligence is already being used outside of official IT projects: in CRM systems, marketing…