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- 1German court rules Meta liable for scam ads●German court rules Meta liable for scam ads on Facebook and Instagram
A German court in Frankfurt has ruled that Meta is liable for scam advertisements that ran on Facebook and Instagram, meaning the company can be held responsible for fraudulent content posted by third-party advertisers on its platforms. The decision is being closely watched as a test case for platform accountability in Europe and could pressure Meta to tighten ad vetting.
- 2Deutsche Telekom and Cloudflare announce cooperation●Direkter Datenaustausch: Deutsche Telekom und Cloudflare verkünden Kooperation Die Telekom-Tochter T-Systems wird künfti
Deutsche Telekom and Cloudflare have announced a cooperation. T-Systems, the Telekom subsidiary, will distribute products from the Californian CDN provider in the future. The partnership could also help ease network problems by enabling direct data exchange between the two companies' infrastructures. The announcement has drawn attention among German tech observers discussing its impact on data routing and network performance.
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Estonia says it has no doubt that Russia was behind an attack targeting a defence company, according to German news outlet n-tv. The report places the arms manufacturer squarely in Russia's sights, though details about the company, the nature of the attack and any casualties were not provided. The accusation comes amid ongoing tensions between Estonia and Russia.
- 4BlueSpice ships major performance boost for Confluence migration tool▼Our # Confluence to # BlueSpice # migration tool makes huge progress. We improved the performance dramatically. See all
German wiki software maker BlueSpice, also known as Hallo Welt, says its open-source tool for migrating content from Atlassian Confluence to BlueSpice, a MediaWiki-based platform, has made major progress, with version 7.0.0 delivering dramatically improved performance. The release notes and changes are published on GitHub. The company frames the tool as part of a push for digital sovereignty and open-source alternatives to Atlassian products.
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German networking firm AVM has released FRITZ!OS 8.50, a major software update for its FRITZ! router line. The company says the update makes devices smarter, more secure and faster, bringing new features and improvements to home network users. The release is drawing attention among German tech users tracking router updates.
- 6Kazakhstan's President Tokayev touts raw materials on Berlin visit●Kasachstans Präsident Tokajew preist bei seinem Staatsbesuch in der deutschen Hauptstadt den Rohstoffreichtum seines Lan
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev paid a state visit to Berlin, where he promoted his country's wealth of raw materials. German companies are seeking to expand their business in Central Asia, putting them in sharp competition with Russia, China, the United States and other powers for influence and access to the resource-rich region.
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French AI company Mistral has opened a new hub in Munich focused on industrial artificial intelligence in Germany. The move signals Mistral's push to expand beyond consumer and general-purpose AI into manufacturing, engineering and other industrial applications, deepening its footprint in the German market. Details on staffing, investment and partners have not yet been widely reported.
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German pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim has announced plans to invest EUR 500 million in sustainability initiatives and health partnerships. The commitment, disclosed in a company announcement, is aimed at supporting environmental goals and expanding access to healthcare. Details on how the funds will be allocated across projects and partner organisations were not specified in the announcement.