Starting next month, Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access to all content on the platform.

The public release improves audio, speech, debugging, and developer experience. Additionally, a more cost-effective mini variant can be used.

Logitech is launching the G Pro X2 Superstrike, a gaming mouse that works without mechanical mouse clicks. Instead, an inductive sensor detects inputs.

The day of action serves as a reminder of the importance of conscious internet use. We have compiled tips and further articles.

Uncritical and always available: klicksafe explains why AI chatbots and companions can be dangerous for young people on Safer Internet Day.

Despite promises to secure independent research data, funding for the European OLSPub project remains elusive. A library is going on the offensive.

Investments in AI are high, the return is still unclear. According to industry leaders, infrastructure is still lacking for the really big breakthrough.

The German Trade Association (HDE) is concerned about German retail and proposes an import ban for Temu, Shein, and others in a letter to the Chancellor.

AI language models excel in medical exams – but when real people ask them for advice, collaboration fails.

Mercedes CEO Källenius warns of economic decline, which could be followed by a right-wing shift. Like Merz and Söder, he demands more commitment from employees.

Skoda plans to bring the small E-SUV Epiq to market in the first half of 2026. Almost everything is now known, except for the final design.

The city of Kiel wanted to advertise digital government services on Instagram and chose leaving the church as an example. The outrage was immediate.

An indie veteran is finally doing something new again: "Australia Did It" mixes simple but whimsical ideas at the bottom of the former Atlantic.

Following a system update, AOK Bayern erroneously closed thousands of electronic patient records "due to [...] submitted objection".

With a new method, ten researchers are putting the mathematical "creativity" of large language models to the test. The preliminary result is sobering.

The open-source tool XPipe can now embed terminal windows directly and offers support for Cisco switches. Additionally, there are improvements for Proxmox.

Meta is preventing competitors from accessing an API for WhatsApp data and is thus acting anti-competitively, warns EU Commission – and threatens consequences.

Samsung is expected to start mass production of HBM4 stacks as early as February. The main customer is Nvidia for AI systems.

Law firm commissioned by voice actors' association considers central clauses of new contract, which Netflix presents to voice actors, to be invalid or unlawful.

European researchers and companies gain access to the world's most advanced lithography system. Imec is inaugurating a suitable cleanroom.

The first sodium-ion battery in an electric car is to be mass-produced by the Chinese car manufacturer Changan. The supplier is battery producer CATL.

An important update closes a critical security vulnerability in FortiClient Endpoint Management Server (EMS).

At a company meeting, Tim Cook addressed various topics. There is news regarding Apple's anniversary plans and his own retirement.

As global economy hit a standstill in the fight against COVID-19, the air measurably became cleaner. This had unexpected effects on a powerful greenhouse gas.

According to certification documents, Samsung is once again omitting the use of magnets for wireless Qi2 charging in its Galaxy S26 series.

So far, AI applications have not been allowed as apps for Apple's iPhone vehicle integration. This is set to change soon.

Apple is apparently on the verge of updating various hardware lines. However, software is slowing the company down, according to a report.

China sees robots as the next major development step for AI and aims to secure a global lead through investments and domestic advantages.

How IT, robotics, and smartwatches helped my post-stroke rehabilitation – and where there is still room for improvement.

Open-source monitoring tool Glances supports Neural Processing Units and ZFS for the first time in version 4.5.0. Security vulnerabilities have also been fixed.