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Europe's Premier Tech NewsDiscover cutting-edge IT insights from Europe's largest tech editorial team. Explore curated breaking news and expert opinions for tech enthusiasts and pros. Don't miss any news – follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn or Mastodon.Eigenwerbungc't in Englishc't in EnglishWhat's all the AI-buzz about?No nonsense facts and reports about AIRules for school & work, Voice-cloning, Use & limits of LLM?The special issue-PDF for just €2.99Order & download nowOpen letter calls for more open source investment from the governmentAG KRITIS, Wikimedia Deutschland and others are calling on the government to invest more in open source solutions instead of proprietary software.Nintendo confirms software compatibility of the Switch with successor consoleThe successor to the Nintendo Switch can also play previous Switch titles. The Switch online service will also be usable. All that's missing is the console.Chancellor announces vote of confidence and new electionsFirst the US election decision, then the coalition break-up in Berlin: Chancellor Scholz dismisses his finance minister and announces a vote of confidence.Nikon Z50II: All-round APS-C camera with fast processor presentedAs an all-round camera, the Z50II is designed to support budding content creators with its powerful Expeed 7 processor and creative functions.Insulting politicians online: Number of followers irrelevantCalling a politician a "stupid bitch" on Facebook is a punishable offense. No matter how many followers the perpetrator has, says a recent ruling.German government launches law to increase battery collectionAccording to a government plan, consumers will also be able to return used batteries from e-bikes or e-scooters to municipal recycling centers in the future.Mozilla cuts 30 percent of its workforceThe drying up of the main source of income, Google, has resulted in further restructuring at Mozilla. This time, two departments are being closed.Microsoft products: 2025 threatens a brutal wave of migration for SMEsIn 2025, many popular Microsoft products will no longer be supported, including the Office versions still most widely used by German SMEs.Big tech and the future of energy: nuclear power vs. nuclear fusionBig Tech plans nuclear power plants for AI. Nuclear fusion is considered a clean alternative, but its realization is complex and still difficult to estimate.Analog protection: Federal Cabinet launches Kritis umbrella lawThe Federal Cabinet has launched the Kritis umbrella law. It is the analogous counterpart to the NIS2 Cybersecurity Directive.Learning app and co. to inspire trainees for the nursing profession.We spoke to the head of a nursing school in Berlin about how nursing students should also be trained via a learning platform.DIEM: Digital emblems for network resources of aid organizationsThe International Red Cross also wants to protect its digital resources with a label. An IETF working group plans to start work soon.heise online ThemenAlleABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ&123NewstickerHintergründeRatgeberTestberichteMeinungenheise+Telepolisheise AutosTechStagetipps+tricksShopStellenmarktheise academyheise Downloadheise preisvergleichTarifrechnerheise compaliateAbo bestellenMein AboNetzwerktoolsiMonitorLoseblattwerkeSpieleheise medienheise regioconceptheise Business ServicesSponsoringMediadatenKarrierePresseNewsletterheise-BotPush-Nachrichten