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Jan 07, 2026 by Milena Merten

Employees waste hours with "AI junk"

Artificial intelligence is being used more and more frequently in the workplace, but often delivers insubstantial standardised mush. However, companies can stop this trend.

Jan 09, 2026 by Luisa Bomke

OpenAI rival Anthropic wins Allianz as a major customer

The insurance group concludes a partnership with Anthropic and becomes a reference customer in Europe. The AI company is also on the verge of new billion-euro financing.

Jan 06, 2026 by Lina Knees

"One trillion dollar problem" - disinformation as a business risk

Debates sparked online by fake accounts cost companies enormous sums of money. Experts warn that campaigns using AI have long been industrialised and can hardly be controlled.

Jan 15, 2026 by Luisa Bomke, Nadine Schimroszik

Berlin-based AI company increases valuation to three billion dollars

The specialist for customer interactions raises 350 million euros in a financing round from investors. Only one German start-up is now worth more.

Dec 11, 2025 by Felix Holtermann, Thomas Jahn

"Nobody talks about Germany anymore"

Alex Karp is perhaps the most controversial CEO in the world. In this interview, the head of the analytics software provider settles accounts with Germany's tech industry - and makes a radical statement on migration policy.

Dec 15, 2025 by Joachim Hofer

Is the start-up Quantum Diamonds the next ASML?

Quantum Diamonds invests 152 million euros in its own production facility and cooperates with Nvidia and TSMC. The innovative test technology could become Europe's new chip success story.

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Employees waste hours with "AI junk"

OpenAI rival Anthropic wins Allianz as a major customer

"One trillion dollar problem" - disinformation as a business risk

Berlin-based AI company increases valuation to three billion dollars

"Nobody talks about Germany anymore"

Is the start-up Quantum Diamonds the next ASML?