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SAP intends to invest more than €20 billion (approximately $23 billion) to develop its sovereign cloud offering in the European Union. This is a strategic response to the growing demand for data sovereignty, driven by regulations such as RODO and the upcoming AI Act. The German giant’s investment is
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Technology conglomerate Siemens and cloud giant Snowflake have announced a strategic collaboration. It aims to make it easier for manufacturing companies to integrate operational data (OT) from the factory floor with business data (IT) in a single analytics environment. The partnership is expected to break down traditional information silos and
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A price anomaly is occurring in the DRAM market. Older DDR4 technology, rather than getting cheaper, is becoming more expensive than more modern DDR5 modules. Manufacturers, focused on serving the lucrative artificial intelligence sector, are cutting back on production of older chips, leading to shortages and forcing buyers to pay
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Washington’s decision to revoke its licence to export US semiconductor manufacturing equipment has shocked the market and led to declines in the shares of South Korean giants. The new regulations directly hit the Chinese operations of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, making it difficult for them to upgrade their
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Intel has received $5.7 billion in cash as part of a deal with the US government that gives the federal administration a 10% stake in its strategic contract manufacturing (foundry) business. This is a key part of a rescue plan to restore the company’s leadership in semiconductor manufacturing.
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Microsoft has fired four employees who actively protested against the company’s contracts with the Israeli government in the context of the ongoing war in Gaza. These actions are another example of the growing tensions within the tech giants, whose employees have become increasingly vocal in their opposition to collaboration
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Huawei ‘s latest financial results show that the company is consciously sacrificing current profitability for a long-term goal: total technological independence and dominating its home market. Although net profit fell by 32% in the first half of the year, revenues are growing and the giant investment in research and development
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Dell Technologies, one of the main beneficiaries of the AI revolution, is experiencing a growth paradox. Despite raising its annual revenue forecasts, the company’s shares fell as investors took note of increasing pressure on profitability. This signals that in the gold rush that is the AI server market today,
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Although CrowdStrike beat analysts’ expectations in the second quarter, investors focused on a weaker forecast for the coming months. The reason? The company is still suffering the financial consequences of a global failure more than a year ago. As a result, the company’s shares fell by almost 3% in
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The global marketing technology market is growing faster than most marketing teams can absorb. A Forrester forecast indicates that MarTech software spending will exceed $215 billion by 2027, representing an annual growth rate of more than 13 per cent. In the background of this expansion, however, is the revolution of
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The end of the gold rush that drove Polish e-commerce during the pandemic era is now a reality. We are entering a new, much more challenging era – the era of strategists. Forecasts indicating that the market will reach £192 billion by 2028 are no longer a promise of easy profits
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Poland’ s games industry has undergone a transformation over the past two decades from a ‘marginalised success story’ to a globally recognised innovation hub, which today ranks alongside powerhouses such as Finland, Japan and the United States. Games developed on the Vistula have become a key element of the country’