Thought LeadershipBosch plans to cut up to 400 jobs
Business in the automotive industry is weakening - including at supplier Bosch. Plans for job cuts have now been announced again. This time at a software subsidiary.
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“Crimenetwork”: BKA smashes illegal online marketplace
"Crimenetwork" is the largest German-language online marketplace for illegal goods and services. One of the alleged technical heads of the platform is now in custody.
Intel boss Pat Gelsinger leaves the Group
Intel once dominated the semiconductor market, but has been struggling with problems for years. Now - since the beginning of the month - the CEO is no longer on board.
Hackers targeted phone data of Donald Trump and J.D. Vance
Weeks ago, an attack by suspected Chinese hackers on American telecommunications providers became known. Now it appears that prominent targets could be affected.
Robotaxi collaboration: Waymo brings Hyundai on board
Robotaxis from Google's sister company Waymo make more than 100,000 driverless journeys per week.
With Hyundai, another car manufacturer is now coming on board.
Embarrassing mishap: X transfers millions in fines to the wrong account
The legal dispute between Elon Musk's platform and the Brazilian judiciary is dragging on.
Shortly before a possible end, there was a small glitch.
Infineon 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.
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.