Microsoft is apparently working on in-house AI reasoning models that will compete directly with OpenAI products. As the US tech portal "The Information" reports, citing a person familiar with the initiative, the company is considering offering these models to developers in the future.
He is one of the most colorful figures in the hacker scene: IntelBroker repeatedly makes headlines with spectacular attacks on well-known companies. But who is this hacker? What motivates him? And what's next for us?
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Tim Höttges advocates a radical reduction in bureaucracy based on the US model and speaks out in favor of a European counterpart to the "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE).
With a post, US President Donald Trump is also giving other cryptocurrencies a boost. Prices rise sharply after Trump names names for a new strategic reserve.
Working on a laptop can be comparatively tedious - the screen and keyboard are smaller than the technology in the office, including its monitors. Lenovo is therefore taking an unusual approach.
Which app was that again and where exactly is it? Sometimes using a smartphone can be quite a fiddle. Telekom asks why and proposes an "app-free experience".
As can be seen from numerous reports on the Downdetector fault platform, thousands of users are currently struggling with outages in Microsoft's cloud services. The Outlook email service and Microsoft 365 applications are particularly affected.
Many people work with SAP Group programs on a daily basis. Others own its shares - and they are soaring. This pays off for the Group's managers in particular.
Amazon unveiled its first processor for quantum computing on Thursday. According to the company, the chip developed under the name "Ocelot" is intended to help develop highly efficient quantum systems. The announcement comes just a week after Microsoft unveiled its own quantum chip.
CrowdStrike has denied allegations of a data leak. A hacker named "Rey" recently claimed in a well-known hacker forum that he had penetrated the company's systems and stolen employee data. Now the cybercriminal is also admitting to the forgery.
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