The Rostock government has started building a new €6 million municipal data center scheduled for completion in September 2026. Meanwhile, nearby Dummerstorf is negotiating a potential 1.2GW campus that could transform the region into a major data center hub. Both projects highlight Germany’s growing
Three-quarters of business leaders experience imposter syndrome, but the real culprit isn’t individual weakness. Research shows toxic workplace environments systematically create these feelings across organizations.
More than six years after the Ethiopia crash, Boeing faces its first civil trial seeking damages for the disaster. The company has settled most wrongful death lawsuits but two cases are proceeding to trial this week. A jury will determine compensation amounts for the families of two victims.
A breakthrough AI system can now predict deadly European heat waves months before they happen. The machine learning approach uses just a fraction of the computing power of traditional methods while delivering more accurate forecasts.
DeepCool is refreshing its popular AK series CPU coolers with second-generation models featuring digital displays and AI-driven cooling. The new lineup includes standard and digital versions with four, five, or six heatpipes. Pricing starts at €39.99 for standard models and €49.99 for digital versio
Spotify reported losing €72 million in Q3 2025 while reaching 713 million monthly active users. The company faces criticism over its financial reporting methods as co-founder Daniel Ek prepares to step down as CEO in January.
Major industrial standards groups have released a new specification for spatial positioning in factories. The OPC UA Companion Specification aims to give machines a unified understanding of location. This could enable better coordination between stationary equipment and mobile robots.
Small business optimism about AI is high, but adoption lags due to financial pressures. The divide between economically confident early adopters and cautious holdouts is creating a two-tier system.
OXCCU became the first SAF company to receive an ATI Non-CO2 Programme grant, focusing on understanding how its synthetic crude affects climate beyond just carbon emissions. The funding comes as Europe’s sustainable aviation fuel sector sees increased investment activity heading into 2025.
The Large Hadron Collider has observed one of the rarest particle interactions ever recorded. This discovery could reveal new physics beyond our current understanding of the universe.
