Chip tariffs will hit laptops and toothbrushes
The Trump administration is considering basing tariffs on electronics on the value of the semiconductors they contain, a…
Trump publicly calls on Microsoft to fire one of its top executives
President Donald Trump has publicly demanded that Microsoft fire Lisa Monaco, its new chief global affairs officer, placing…
Anthropic triples international teams in response to global demand
Backed by tech giants, Anthropic is launching a global offensive in response to huge demand for its Claude…
China exploits America’s visa problems to attract engineers
Beijing is joining the global battle for talent by introducing a new K visa for foreign tech professionals.…
Fire at government data centre paralyses South Korea
South Korea, a global leader in digitalization, is grappling with the paralysis of public services following a fire…
Partial victory for Apple. US regulator drops key charges
Apple has scored a significant victory in its dispute with the US labor regulator, easing the legal pressure…
Progress strengthens Flowmon ADS. AI is expected to ease the burden on security teams
Progress Software has released a new version of Flowmon ADS 12.5, in which artificial intelligence is used to…
European banks join forces. Euro-stablecoin is being created to challenge US dominance
A consortium of nine European banks, including ING and UniCredit, has announced the creation of a new company…
Qualcomm’s new weapon in the battle for the corporate market. 5G is to be the key
Qualcomm continues its expansion into the PC market with the introduction of the Snapdragon X2 Elite processor with…
Cisco sets its sights on sovereignty. New offering for critical infrastructure in Europe
Cisco introduces the Sovereign Critical Infrastructure portfolio, aimed at operators of critical services and regulated industries. The new…
Brussels hits back at SAP. It is about ‘tying up’ customers and hidden costs
The European Union is scrutinizing the business practices of SAP, the global leader in the ERP software market.…
Apple a lifesaver for Intel? Unexpected alliance could change the chip market
At a crucial moment in its transformation, Intel approached its former partner, Apple, about a potential investment and…
Paying by card abroad – things to know before you travel
Card payments are extremely convenient and secure for people traveling abroad. However, not everyone is aware of the…
The new AWS and SAP cloud: Responding to regulation and RODO
Amazon Web Services and SAP are strengthening their strategic partnership to respond to the growing demand for digital…
Snowflake launches programme for AI startups
Snowflake launches a comprehensive support program for young technology companies. The “Snowflake for Startups” initiative aims to lower…
Schneider Electric and NVIDIA are standardising the construction of AI factories. New projects are set to accelerate the revolution
Schneider Electric and NVIDIA are launching new reference designs to solve one of the biggest challenges of the…
JD.com acquires MediaMarkt and Saturn. There is approval from the German authority
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com is on the verge of a fundamental change in the European retail market after…
Jacek Łukaszewski new CEO at Elektromontaż Rzeszów S.A.
Elektromontaż Rzeszów S.A. has appointed Jacek Łukaszewski, long-time head of Schneider Electric in the region, as its new…
Changing of the guard at Oracle. The giant is betting everything on the cloud and AI
Following its success in the AI infrastructure segment, Oracle is handing over the reins of the company to…
Trump entrusts TikTok to allies. Murdoch, Ellison and Dell in play for the platform
The Trump administration is pushing for a new solution for TikTok in the US, basing its future on…
UK 5G in the hands of Nordic giants. VodafoneThree opts for Ericsson and Nokia
Newly formed operator VodafoneThree has selected Ericsson and Nokia as key partners to build its nationwide 5G network…