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For many developers, sales is considered a necessary evil. In an interview, Oliver Gehrmann explains why sales is primarily a craft.

Low Rhine water levels are hurting industry. Transport Minister Bilger backs waterway expansion, but Environment Minister Schneider opposes it.

The fuel cycle is still an open question in nuclear fusion. The Japanese start-up Fusion Engineering is working on this.

Nvidia's new open model to process agent workloads faster. The open-source library NeMo Switchyard includes building blocks for model routers.

With the Linux preview, OpenAI closes the last major desktop gap and brings ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex together on Linux for the first time.

The shares of the Chinese robotics company Unitree are in demand. Before the IPO, the stock is 8300 times oversubscribed.

The prolonged heat and drought pose challenges for electricity generation in Europe. However, thanks to photovoltaics, there is no cause for concern.

In the future, patients will be able to make nationwide, uniform decisions about autopsies and the use of their data for research. This will relieve relatives.

With the Community Edition, Embarcadero provides a complete development environment for Windows and Mobile free of charge.

The federal government has no complete overview of new data centers and will only review its expansion targets in 2029. It is being criticized for this.

Researchers use the robot dog Lynx M20 for wildlife observation. Its behavior and the population of Tibetan antelopes are to be studied.