Microsoft dropped for open source: Why Hamburg is now following Munich's lead
Former Microsoft bastion Hamburg's decision is particularly telling, say observers.
Former Microsoft bastion Hamburg's decision is particularly telling, say observers.
Germany is notoriously picky about digital privacy, but official warnings over video meetings have just sown confusion.
Munich's flip-flop back to open source is the latest sign of Germany's political sea change over proprietary software.
Why Deutsche Telekom's data donation to fight the spread of COVID-19 sets a potentially troubling precedent.
New draft German network security rules have just opened the door to Huawei, sparking an outcry.
German government is too dependent on "single software providers", but changing that will be difficult and costly.
What was seen as one of the best ways to regulate social-media giants like Facebook has just fallen apart in a Düsseldorf court.
State of Hesse says student and teacher information could be "exposed" to US spy agencies.
European authorities have discovered that creating rules to keep terrorist content off the internet is not easy.
A new case of suspected Chinese industrial espionage highlights Europe's tricky balancing act between exploiting opportunities in China and guarding against the theft of technology back home.