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Global cyber crash: The effect of technology outages on companies

When the technology says no, how can businesses stay resilient?

Tech News

What we know about Crowdstrike, the firm behind the global IT outage

Crowdstrike is facing intense scrutiny after admitting a faulty software update had caused global chaos. But what do we know about the cybersecurity firm?

Tech News

Crowdstrike software update caused major IT outage and worldwide chaos

Cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike has admitted that a "defect" in a software update has caused the IT outage currently wrecking havoc worldwide.

Tech News

Elon Musk to move SpaceX and X to Texas blaming transgender law

Musk, who has a transgender daughter, has previously said he 'supports trans'.

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Health news

Celebrities are using MRIs to predict illness. Should the rest of us?

Unlike most scans, magnetic resonance imaging uses magnetic fields to produce detailed images of structures inside the body rather than radiation.

Tech News

Silicon Valley is turning to Trump. Here’s why

Cryptobros the Winklevoss twins to Elon Musk are throwing their support behind Donald Trump's presidential bid.

Tech News

NATO Summit: The lessons from Ukraine’s defence tech start-ups

As the global alliance met to discuss how to deal with growing security threats, Euronews Next spoke to some of the start-ups NATO is working with.

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Germany to ban Chinese components from core parts of its 5G networks

Germany's top security official announced that Germany will be banning the use of critical components from Chinese companies ZTE and Huawei from 2026.

Ecotech

Teenagers in Türkiye invent drought-defying farm device

These teenagers from Türkiye are runners-up for The Earth Prize for their cheap and fast solution to crop failure.

Tech News

French elections: Tech sector relieved but nervous over future

The victory of a left-wing coalition in France has been met with relief by France’s tech sector - but concerns remain.

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8 in 10 hiring managers say they’ve ghosted job candidates

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Ghosting is not just happening on dating apps. Recruiters are also performing the vanishing act.

Space

Why Europe is looking into sending data centres into space

It may not be until 2036, but Europe is looking into how to send data centres into space in a sustainable way.

Earth News

Google falls short of important climate target due to AI

Scientists have asked individuals to think twice before using AI to generate memes.

Tech News

Euro 2024: Did technology improve or ruin football as we know it?

Smart match balls, AI, cryogenic recovery chambers and the good old pad to do your homework on — nowhere are football's cutting-edge tech advancements more on display than at Euro 2024 in Germany. But here's the kicker: not everyone likes them.

Tech News

OpenAI pauses the release of AI voice assistant over safety testing

The advanced voice mode technology was first demoed in May but its launch has now been pushed back by a month.

Tech News

EU Commission digital policy scorecard: what’s been achieved?

When Ursula von der Leyen began as European Commission president in December 2019, an initiative to propose artificial intelligence legislation was included within a pledge to deliver policies within the first 100 days of her mandate.

Health news

British teen receives world's first epilepsy device implant

It took seven hours for neurosurgeons at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital to fit this brain implant.

Tech News

What are the top 10 technologies that could save the world in 2024?

The World Economic Forum lists the top 10 developing technologies that could tackle the world’s problems.

Business

Apple Intelligence rules out 2024 EU launch over antitrust laws

The decision is due to the EU's Digital Markets Act which requires devices to be able to work across all platforms, including competing producers.

Climate

Why climate engineering could stop working in a hotter world

Climate engineering manipulates the environment to try and avoid the worst consequences of climate change.