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The first HBM4 stack memories, which far exceed the JEDEC specifications, are ready earlier than announced. Nvidia needs them for AI accelerators.

"So far, we have not been good at rewarding creative people fairly," says Sir Berners-Lee. Copyright has "failed in many ways".

On September 14, 2000, Microsoft released Windows ME, the last version of Windows based on the operating system dinosaur MS-DOS. What was next?

The largest and most important VR ecosystem is undergoing profound change. What lies behind this and how German VR studios are looking at the development.

After IFA, IBC – is one of the biggest broadcast trade fairs. That's why there are new cameras for film production from Canon, Fujifilm and Nikon.

After a delay, the European entry/exit system for border management is now to be launched in Düsseldorf. Frankfurt and Munich are to follow.

The cozy horror adventure "Gloomy Eyes" combines a fairytale-like narrative with morbid aesthetics and focuses on atmosphere rather than pretension.

In 2005, an unplanned epidemic kills millions in "World of Warcraft". The spread in the online game helps to better understand real-life pandemics.

California wants to regulate the recommendation algorithms of social platforms for children. An attempt to prevent this has now failed.

Code base disappeared shortly before customer appointment? Checked in the wrong code? We are looking for Shocking Shorts from software development.

From energetic movement to a calm morning mood – this week, our selection of images spans a wide range.

At this year's IAA, everything revolves around electric cars. Top models now offer impressive charging capacities – 800 volts.

The Virtual Boy from the 90s will soon return as an accessory for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, but only in the USA and Canada.

300 million pounds of damage caused by cyber attack on British retail chain: CTO Rachel Higham takes the consequences and leaves Marks & Spencer.

The BSI has published recommendations for the secure configuration of Microsoft Office products for Windows. It is about more data protection and reduction.

The Core 5 120 is followed by the Core i5-110, both of which belong to the "Series 1", but have hardly anything in common.

Tesla wants to make it easier for its customers to use charging stations from other providers. The big question with the Multipass is at what price this will be

Google Meet translates spoken language into spoken language with minimal latency – The function is available in German.

The US media market could consolidate further: Paramount apparently wants to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. This also has a political dimension.