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Microsoft updated the Teams client some time ago. The "classic client" will be a thing of the past from July.

In some versions of the Skoda Elroq, DC charging capacity is reduced. There is no disadvantage for customers, as the charging time remains stable, says Skoda.

Microsoft is distributing the 24H2 update for Windows 11 to the remaining eligible PCs. The developers are also solving update brakes.

Faulty AI chatbots cause a stir when they make false statements to companies. It should now be possible to insure yourself against the resulting costs.

The Energy Star program, known for promoting efficient appliances since 1992, faces criticism as Donald Trump proposes its termination.

Reports suggest Meta is working on facial recognition for smart glasses, despite previously avoiding the technology due to privacy concerns.

On May 11, 1995, Steve Race from Sony said only the number "299" to announce the US price of the first PlayStation. A PR stunt with consequences.

During his inaugural visit to Brussels, Federal Chancellor Merz emphatically demanded the end of the EU Supply Chain Directive, contrary to coalition agreement.

A new security function is designed to prevent screenshots under certain conditions and raises many questions.

After a massive AI offensive at Klarna, different tones can now be heard again. The head of the company now sees limits to the use of AI.

A majority of EU member states are "further away than ever" from the EU Council's proposal for voluntary chat control, according to a leak.

Texas and Google have been at loggerheads over data protection and privacy for years. Now an agreement has been reached without a ruling.

The overview contains small but interesting reports on Lazarus, CLion, Neo4J, Uno Platform, Deno, Atlassian, CouchDB, AWS and Superbase.

Microsoft has finally buried Skype. Users complain about the radical nature of the changeover – and ask what will happen to the money they have paid in.

European telco CTOs urge swift allocation of 6 GHz frequencies, crucial for advancing mobile tech and preparing for the next generation, 6G.

A fourth chip contract manufacturer appears on the scene. Rapidus starts pilot production with its own 2-nanometer technology.

Version 3.0 of the search framework was released during OpenSearchCon Europe. OpenSearch indexes faster and uses data more sparingly.

An initiative from the US Senate wants to oblige the US Internet giants to pay into the subsidy fund for network expansion.

Google is expanding the use of its local AI model Gemini Nano. It is designed to make Chrome more secure both on the desktop and on Android.