Thought Leadership“Please” and “thank you” costs OpenAI millions
"Please" and "thank you" to ChatGPT devour electricity costs in the tens of millions - OpenAI boss confirms surprising figures.
Lars Becker
Microsoft tightens performance monitoring due to “low performers”
Microsoft has introduced new guidelines and tools for managers to increase the pressure on employees to perform. This emerges from an internal email that Business Insider was able to view.
SAP introduces controversial employee evaluation system
The software group SAP has begun implementing its controversial employee evaluation system. The new procedure, which covers both performance and behavioral aspects, has met with considerable resistance - but will nevertheless be introduced as planned.
Cleo vulnerability: Kellogg’s company reports data theft
WK Kellogg has confirmed a data breach in which sensitive employee data was compromised by exploiting a vulnerability in its Cleo file transfer software.
Musk provides Grok 3 as an API
Elon Musk has reached an important milestone for his AI company xAI: the in-house language model Grok 3 is now available as an API.
VMware customers do not need a 72-core minimum license after all
After massive criticism from the industry, Broadcom is apparently sticking to the previous 16-core regulation.
Trade Republic down again: thousands of disruption reports
The investment app Trade Republic is struggling with significant outages for the second time in just a few days.
Scandal at anniversary celebration: Microsoft fires employees
Microsoft has fired two employees after they disrupted the company's 50th anniversary celebrations with protests against military cooperation with Israel.
Shopify CEO implements AI-first approach to staffing decisions
The Canadian e-commerce specialist Shopify is taking an unusual approach to personnel planning under the leadership of CEO Tobi Lütke.
Infineon buys network business from Marvell Technology
The investment is primarily intended to strengthen the semiconductor company's automotive business. And Infineon boss Hanebeck is enthusiastic about humanoid robots.