Thought LeadershipInfineon develops mobile quantum computer
Super-fast computers can help soldiers and police officers in the field.
But exchanging data via the Internet with a remote data center is tricky for many reasons.
Daniela Seeber
Snapdragon X: Qualcomm follows up
This year's IFA technology show is also a computer trade fair.
In the competition for the AI laptop of the future, mobile chip specialist Qualcomm has now countered a move by chip pioneer Intel.
Europe’s e-car market continues to shrink
The European market for electric vehicles continues to shrink.
ChatGPT cracks the 200 million user mark
ChatGPT triggered the artificial intelligence boom.
Now the pioneering chatbot has doubled its number of users in less than a year.
EU iPhones: Apple releases more apps for uninstallation
An iPhone (almost) without Apple apps?
This will soon be possible in the EU thanks to the DMA digital law.
For Apple, this is a turning point.
Google pays millions to Californian media
A Californian law was supposed to oblige internet companies to pay levies to regional media companies.
Instead, there are now voluntary payments of millions from Google - and the state.
Artificial intelligence predicts earthquakes
Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory use machine learning to detect the hidden signals that precede an earthquake.
Google spices up smartphones with AI
Google is focusing on artificial intelligence with its new Pixel smartphones.
The internet company is in a race with Samsung and Apple when it comes to AI.
Olympic strategies for success in professional life
Hogan Assessments has analyzed the complex performance mechanisms of the Olympic Games and identified three important factors that are also relevant for the development of your professional potential.
Don’t be afraid of as-a-Service (aaS) models
Advancing digitalization, constantly increasing regulations and a growing cyber threat situation are putting IT departments under increasing pressure.
But while the workload is increasing, the teams are not growing with it.
The shortage of skilled workers in the industry is becoming more acute.