Disneyland for technology: How CeBIT has kept pulling in the crowds for nearly 30 years
From Bill Gates' unveiling of Windows 95 to Edward Snowden's keynote this year, CeBIT is still one of tech's biggest shindigs.
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The NSA revelations have spurred growth in turnkey solutions to privacy problems that appeal to country's security-minded citizens.
Deutsche Telekom doubles down on venture capital with €500m fund
The German incumbent's new fund will feature a "special focus” on the country's startup scene.
Telefonica to axe 1,600 jobs in Germany
Jobs to be cut to rid the company of "duplicate functions” in wake of €8.6bn acquisition of E-Plus.
Net neutrality and nude celebrity selfies: Are Europe's digital challenges in safe hands?
In hearings and on Twitter, the EU’s incoming digital commissioners respond to big questions.
Telefonica Deutschland closes €8.6bn acquisition of E-Plus
The carrier formed from the two companies will serve some 47 million mobile customers in Germany.
TU Dresden and Vodafone open the doors to 5G lab
20 professors and some 500 scientists already hard at work on LTE's successor.
In Germany, Amazon workers strike (again)
More than 1,000 workers have walked out of their jobs at distribution and logistics centres across the country
Telefonica's acquisition of E-Plus gets final approval from Europe
Telefonica is to sell up to 30 percent of its the new combined network to Drillisch.