Germany's Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer called Tuesday for TikTok's European operations to be placed "in European hands," mirroring the arrangement…
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Altice Cuts 30 News 12 Jobs While Betting Its Future on Streaming and Community Journalism
Altice USA has laid off at least 30 employees at its News 12 cable and streaming network, with the majority…
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Europe’s Quantum Computing Startups Just Raised $100 Million to Challenge the Industry’s Biggest Players
Europe's quantum computing sector is gaining momentum, with two startups raising over $100 million combined. Dutch firm QuantWare, led by…
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SAP Bets Big on n8n as Berlin AI Startup Doubles Its Valuation to $5.2 Billion in Less Than a Year
Berlin-based AI automation startup n8n has more than doubled its valuation from $2.5bn to $5.2bn in under a year, following…
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Kingston’s A400 SSD Crosses 100 Million Units Sold, Redefining Budget Storage at Global Scale
Kingston Technology has announced a major milestone: its Kingston Digital division has shipped over 100 million units of the A400…
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Global Companies Have Until 2029 to Comply With EU Sustainability Rules or Face Fines Reaching 3% of Worldwide Revenue
The EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), amended by the Omnibus I Directive, will apply to all in-scope companies…
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Anthropic Locks Europe Out of Its Most Powerful AI Cybersecurity Model While U.S. Giants Get Exclusive Access
Anthropic has blocked European Union access to Claude Mythos, its most advanced AI cybersecurity model, restricting it to select U.S.…
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India’s Startup Surge Leads the World as Gen Z Founders Reshape Careers With AI and Multiple Income Streams
India is experiencing a startup surge, with LinkedIn reporting a 104% year-on-year rise in members listing "Founder" in their profiles…
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Europe’s First Total Solar Eclipse in 27 Years Will Darken the Sky This August, But Clouds Could Steal the Show
On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will sweep across parts of Russia, Greenland, Iceland, and Spain — marking…
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Starbucks Slashes More Tech Jobs at Seattle HQ While Quietly Building a New Empire in Nashville
Starbucks has cut 61 more corporate employees at its Seattle headquarters, targeting its technology department — including cybersecurity analysts, application…
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