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With xAI, tech billionaire Elon Musk wants to compete with other AI models. In his most recent financing round, he won over further investors.

Researchers simulate the moon in a large building in Cologne. They are testing navigation and communication in a network of different participants.

Today, December 24th, the Christmas tree lights up the living rooms again. It's thanks to the fairy lights that it doesn't burn down.

The editorial team at heise wishes you a happy and peaceful time between the years. We will continue to keep you up to date in the coming days.

The EU proposal to digitize ID documents would require the creation of a massive facial database, warns the civil rights organization EDRi.

Xerox wants to swallow up its competitor Lexmark for a total of 1.5 billion US dollars – and thereby gain ground in certain markets.

The Dimensity 8400 mobile processor uses eight performance cores. Mediatek promises a major leap in performance.

AWS has supported 80 start-ups to identify AI trends. Two developments are proving to be relevant for the future of artificial intelligence.

Despite hallucinated images, real photography enjoys great popularity, with new and old niches gaining popularity – A look back at a year of evolution.

Since the spring, Google searches have been spitting out AI overviews in more and more countries. But the hallucinatory oddities are only partially diminishing.

Following the attack in Magdeburg, which left over 200 people injured and five dead, a debate is now beginning about German security legislation.

During the holidays, patients with acute complaints can contact the medical on-call service. 112 should only be called in an emergency.

Big tech is spreading in schools. Education expert Tim Engartner explains what this costs and why we should slow down when it comes to digitalization.

The most-read specialist articles of the year cover a wide range of topics, including articles on AI, programming languages and tools as well as security.

Following extensive talks, two more firms besides Intel and TSMC will get tax funds for new US chip factories. They are already under construction.

The autonomous bus shuttles in Bad Birnbach, Bavaria, were revolutionary, but now they have come to a standstill. The manufacturer is withdrawing.

Bundesrat proposes reevaluating the decision to ban new petrol and diesel cars from 2035. They suggest adjusting the CO2 fleet limit to reflect current needs.

All the relevant Italian authorities have now approved the corresponding takeover transaction.

How do you build a clock that runs for 10,000 years? By using knowledge that is thousands of years old, because maintenance is essential.