US software company
Siemens wants to strengthen its software business with a billion-dollar takeover. The Munich-based company intends to take over the US company Altair Engineering Inc. for around 10 billion US dollars (around 9.2 billion euros), as Siemens announced.
"Hiring Assistant"
LinkedIn is taking a step towards automated recruitment. With the newly unveiled “Hiring Assistant”, the company is presenting an AI-supported digital assistant for the first time, which is intended to take over key recruiting tasks.
Advertising practices
The Microsoft subsidiary LinkedIn is being asked to pay: The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has imposed a fine of 310 million euros on the career network. The reason: serious violations of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Matt Garman
Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), has defended the company’s new return-to-the-office (RTO) policy. At an employee meeting in Seattle, he explained that those who do not support this policy can leave the company.
Patent applications
Tesla wants to secure “Robotaxi” and “Robobus” as brand names. The electric car manufacturer’s applications to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) cover both vehicles and transportation services.
Watch out, Gmail users!
A new, highly sophisticated form of phishing is alarming security experts. Cyber criminals are using artificial intelligence and sophisticated spoofing techniques in a new scam to deceive over 2.5 billion Gmail users.
Apple is undeterred in its efforts to shape the future of mixed reality, despite the muted market response to the Vision Pro headset so far. According to a report by renowned Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, a new, more affordable Apple headset could be launched as early as next year.
New features
Google has introduced three new functions for its Meet video conferencing platform. These are designed to simplify the process and follow-up of online meetings.
No longer need to record videos yourself
The video conferencing specialist Zoom will allow users to communicate with their colleagues via digitally created avatars. The deceptively real-looking figures will initially only be used in the Zoom Clips function, which allows users to record short video notes.
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7. May 2026