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The start of the year is going less badly for Intel than feared. The manufacturer generated sales of 12.7 billion US dollars.

The Google Group Alphabet continues to grow. Advertising and subscriptions are booming, the Google Cloud is thriving.

TP-Link routers are widely used in the USA. Now the US government is reportedly investigating whether they pose a threat to national security.

VW would certainly like to have such an affordable and comfortable small electric car by now.

SAP organizes monthly patchdays. A critical security vulnerability is now forcing the company to update out of turn.

Two frameworks with different approaches enable test-driven development for embedded applications: GTest and CppUTest.

A new instrument has been put into operation at the largest solar telescope on earth, which takes precise images of the sun. It comes from Germany.

The German AI company Aleph Alpha from Heidelberg has brought in AI specialists from Karlsruhe. So far, they have built the text interpreter Semantha.

The EU Commission wants to introduce digital vehicle registration and test certificates, make odometer manipulation more difficult and collect a lot of data.

ESA has compiled the largest image of our sun to date from 200 individual images taken by the Solar Orbiter. It shows the star in ultraviolet light.

Shortly before the nationwide rollout of electronic patient records, there is a new guideline designed to better protect children and young people.

US researchers have developed a system to see a new color that is invisible to the human eye.

Anyone caught dealing drugs in France has to pay a flat-rate minimum fine. Now the cell phones used are to be confiscated.

Auto China 2025 in Shanghai is comparatively unspectacular. However, it is interesting to see which models Chinese manufacturers want to bring to the EU.

Google has launched a repair program for the Pixel 7a. The battery is said to inflate on some devices.

Computing accelerators grow more complex with multi-chip designs. TSMC plans to stack logic chips while integrating power supply components into the package.

Motorola has announced two new mid-range smartphones. The Moto Edge 60 and Edge Pro shine with large batteries, moderate prices and AI functions.

Motorola is also relaunching its foldables alongside the Edge series. The Razr 60 Ultra focuses on power, the Razr 60 on an affordable price.

So is there no big return to the office now? An analysis shows that there are more jobs with a home office option again - with high demand for working from home.