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Rising technology costs are becoming one of the biggest challenges for IT departments in 2025. Organisations – regardless of industry – are facing efficiency pressures while maintaining service availability and quality. More and more managers are coming to the conclusion that optimisation is not just about cuts, but about managing resources wisely.
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The distillation of artificial intelligence models has been making a dizzying comeback in the IT community over the past few months. On the one hand, it is a response to the increasing cost and energy intensity of large-scale language models; on the other, it opens up a whole new field
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The wave of returns to the office, spearheaded by the giants, confronts the technology industry with a fundamental question: is it about real empowerment of collaboration, or about regaining control in a world that has successfully operated remotely for the past few years? Rigid attendance mandates, communicated as a recipe
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On the evening of 2 November 1988, the computer centres of America’s most prestigious universities and research laboratories were in chaos. System administrators watched in disbelief as their powerful machines, the backbone of the fledgling Internet, slowed down and then froze completely. In just 24 hours, the mysterious programme
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For years, chatbots were regarded as a symbol of ‘intelligent’ automation in business. They facilitated customer service, answered simple questions and eased the burden on call centres. Today, however, we are entering a new phase – AI agents are appearing, systems capable not only of talking, but also of actually acting
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The customer relationship management(CRM) software market is a strategic battleground, valued at more than $80 billion in 2024, making it the largest enterprise software category. At the head of this empire for more than a decade has been Salesforce, the undisputed leader, which analysts at IDC have crowned king
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The hybrid approach from Fujitsu and leading universities reduces posture calculation errors by 43%, paving the way for more complex humanoid machines. A consortium involving Fujitsu, Shibaura Institute of Technology and Waseda University has developed a novel hybrid method to control the posture of multi-jointed robots. By harnessing the power
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Donald Trump’ s administration has announced that the US will acquire a nearly 10% stake in Intel. However, this is not a classic investment, but a swap of previously granted subsidies for a stake. This unprecedented transaction is expected to provide the Santa Clara-based giant with funding, but at the
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Apple is in preliminary talks with Google to use its Gemini AI model to fundamentally overhaul its Siri voice assistant. This move, albeit at an early stage, signals growing pressure on the Cupertino-based company to catch up in the field of generative artificial intelligence. It could mark a strategic shift
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President Donald Trump has once again extended the deadline for Chinese company ByteDance to sell its US TikTok assets, this time until 17 September. Although there are already US buyers lined up, the decision to postpone the enforcement of the 2024 law is controversial and adds to uncertainty about the
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Netskope, which operates in the cloud cybersecurity sector, has filed a prospectus, unveiling solid revenue growth and declining losses. The company plans to list on the Nasdaq this autumn, hoping to raise more than $500 million from its initial public offering (IPO). For the first half of fiscal 2026, which
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A new global study shows a worrying gap between business ambition and real-world technology readiness. Business leaders are massively increasing their investment in generative and agent-based artificial intelligence, seeing it as key to staying competitive. At the same time, most of their organisations are relying on an outdated IT infrastructure