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This change is particularly evident in meeting rooms. Workplaces, public spaces, transport hubs and catering facilities are all looking for new ways to remain modern, viable and connected. There has been a need for a new look at what ‘business as usual’ means, opening the door to new ideas and
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Ruben Dalfovo, Investment Strategist at Saxo, writes in an analysis that for years Warren Buffett’s history with Google was a cautionary tale. He openly admitted that not buying their shares was a serious mistake, even though he saw the company turning internet search into a tool to monetise advertising.
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The document assumes, among others, the implementation of AI in public administration (AI HUB Poland), the creation of dedicated ‘Sectoral Deployment Maps’, as well as support for small and medium-sized enterprises. The tasks described in the AI Policy are ultimately intended to contribute to the realisation of the assumed goals
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Fukurawai is a traditional Japanese game in which a child – blindfolded – tries to arrange eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth on the outline of a face. The effect can be grotesque: the mouth lands on the forehead, the eyebrow is tucked into the eye. Just like when a content designer is
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The technology industry, after two years of fascination with Generative AI, is entering the ‘check out’ stage. Enthusiasm is colliding with hard reality. Statistics indicating low levels of AI adoption in many economies are bringing us down to earth. This year’s Dell Technologies Forum in Warsaw was a good
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Amid sharp falls in global tech stocks, the head of the World Economic Forum (WEF) is toning down the mood. Borge Brende, during a visit to Sao Paolo, pointed to three potential, related bubbles on the horizon: cryptocurrencies, sovereign debt and, crucially for the IT sector, artificial intelligence. Brende’s
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Euphoria flooded the market after Intel’s latest results. Shares soaring 90% by 2025, quarterly earnings per share of 23 cents (instead of the expected 1 cent) and gross margins of 40% look like the return of the king. Investors, buoyed by the AI-PC hype and a fresh injection of
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Monday’s paralysis that laid global giants – from Zoom, to Slack, to Fortnite – was like a blow to the IT industry. In the age of the ‘decentralised’, infinitely scalable cloud, how is it possible for a problem in a single physical building in Virginia (the famous AWS US-EAST-1 region) to
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Klaudia Ciesielska, Brandsit: Data sovereignty is increasingly emerging in the context of the digital strategies of companies and public institutions. How does OVHcloud define this concept and what are its key pillars from the cloud provider’s perspective? Tomasz Sobol, OVHcloud: For OVHcloud , data sovereignty from the outset means an
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Apple has unveiled the thinnest smartphone in its history – the iPhone Air. It is the biggest change to the company’s portfolio in eight years and a direct response to accusations of a lack of innovation. The new model is designed to reinvigorate sales and prove that the Cupertino-based company
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In Silicon Valley, it is said that failure is not a shame, but a badge of honour; proof that one had the courage to take risks. It’s a convenient narrative, but there is a grain of truth behind it. Even the biggest players with almost unlimited budgets – Google, Microsoft
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The night of 9-10 September 2025 will go down in history as the moment when the war across our eastern border ceased to be a mere media report and became a tangible threat. Russian drones over Poland and their downing by the Polish armed forces is an unprecedented event. However,