New German "super-ministry" hopes to lure US researchers with cutting-edge science agenda
No budget assessments just yet, but ambitions of Europe's largest economy are soaring
Next-gen DRAM+ could transform AI and edge computing, say FMC and Neumonda
Ferroelectric hafnium oxide brings breakthrough to DRAM
Europe proposes backdoors in encrypted platforms under new security strategy
The ProtectEU plan has some lofty goals and a few alarming caveats
Qualcomm escalates legal fight with Arm in global antitrust campaign
The legal battle has now spread across three continents
SAP surpasses Novo Nordisk to become Europe's most valuable company
What just happened? German software giant SAP has overtaken Danish healthcare company Novo Nordisk to become Europe's most valuable company. SAP's stock has performed exceptionally well, rising more than 40 percent over the past year. The firm's success is largely driven by its strategic shift toward cloud-based services and increasing focus on AI, both of which have strongly resonated with investors.
European watchdogs demand game companies stop predatory virtual currency sales to children
These common sense rules would protect adults just as much as children
European coalition pushes for second Chips Act funding to boost semiconductor sector
The first European Chips Act was only partially successful
Man files complaint against ChatGPT after it falsely claimed he murdered his children
And spent 21 years in prison for the crime
France and Germany unveil Docs, a homegrown alternative to Google Docs
In a push for digital independence, Europe debuts its own collaboration tool
EU mandates Apple to open up iPhone, iOS to competitors under Digital Markets Act
There is a long list of changes Cupertino must make to iOS 19 and iOS 20
Cost Per Frame: Best Value Graphics Cards in Early 2025
Graphics card prices have become detached from reality, making advertised MSRPs almost meaningless. In this article, we examine real-world GPU prices and reveal which offer the best value.
Firefox increased its market share in Europe thanks to Digital Markets Act
It appears that when given an upfront choice, users will install alternative browsers
Europe's largest battery site goes live in Scotland, boosting UK energy grid
Zenobē unveiled the groundbreaking site
New Windows 11 preview build improves privacy for European users
Location-storing API and cloud-based data harvesting are gone, though not for everyone
Europe enters the AI race with $207 billion InvestAI initiative
The AI battle is just heating up
Microsoft proposes new Office and Teams pricing to avoid massive EU fine
The European Commission could accept the offer and go after Apple and Google next
Volkswagen unveils $20,000 entry-level EV to take on Chinese competitors
The commercial launch is expected in 2027
Belgium has become the first EU country to ban the sale of disposable vapes
Stubbing out vaping's rapid rise
USB-C is now effectively mandatory in Europe as the new charging era begins
The end of proprietary chargers?
EU strikes €10.6 billion deal to launch homegrown Starlink competitor by 2030
290 satellites will beam down Internet to Europeans by the end of this decade
Why it matters: After two years of negotiations with the private sector, the European Union has signed a deal to develop and operate a homegrown alternative to satellite Internet connectivity solutions like Elon Musk's Starlink and Amazon's Project Kuiper. While smaller in scale, the IRIS² constellation is expected to spark a competitive web of suppliers for space technologies in Europe.
Massive IPTV piracy network with 22 million users shut down by Europol and Italian police
The pan-European cybergang was making €250 million/month by reselling popular streaming platforms
Europe's highest court strikes down antitrust case against Intel for good
Hot Chips: The European Court of Justice, which is the European Union's version of the US Supreme Court, has upheld a previous decision to cancel a billion-dollar fine against Intel. The company didn't infringe EU antitrust laws with conditional rebates for CPU resellers; at least, there is no definitive proof it did.
European Space Agency mission will intentionally burn next satellite to collect reentry data
Over 36,000 tracked objects are currently orbiting Earth as space debris
New European Union charging standard threatens to kill the billion-dollar secondhand phone market
The directive could lead to an unintended surge of e-waste from old phones
iPadOS 18 now allows third-party app stores, in the EU only
European Apple users have more choice because of the DMA