Topics: Data, Telecom, IT

  • AI drives global datacenter capacity to quadruple by 2035 as Europe’s share declines despite new policy support

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    Roland Berger study forecasts global installed datacenter capacity to rise to as much as 340 gigawatts by 2035. Europe currently needs up to seven years to connect a new datacenter to the power grid. Europe’s share of global datacenter capacity is expected to shrink from 13% to 10% by 2030.
    Munich, July 2026:The global race for artificial intelligence is increasingly being d

  • AI in customer service works – yet many companies fail at implementation

    Reality check on AI adoption: The share of companies using AI in customer service has dropped from 95 percent to 54 percent year-over-year AI delivers results in day-to-day service operations: Companies reduce response times and boost customer satisfaction by an average of 19 percent through the use of this technology The next step for AI is stalling: Data quality, system integration, and governa

  • Geopolitical tensions increase the pressure on family offices to take action

    Geopolitics emerges as the primary risk driver: 88 percent of family offices view it as their most pressing challenge Family offices are reallocating assets: Private equity is gaining significant weight, with over 50 percent of respondents planning to increase their investments International investment remains the norm: 90 percent invest globally—primarily in North America (88%), Northern Europe

  • AI transformation fails not because of technology - but because of organization, AI skills, and leadership

    High ambitions, low implementation: 62 percent of companies anticipate profound AI-driven changes to their operating models, yet only 38 percent have initiated the transformation It is not technology holding AI back, but rather organization, AI skills, and leadership: 49 percent cite a lack of AI skills as the biggest hurdle, while 37 percent consider their structures and processes unsuitable Mis

  • Jonas Andrulis introduces CNTR and appoints former Apple researcher as CTO

    The AI company founded by Jonas Andrulis will operate under the name CNTR Alejandro Molina joins as Chief Technology Officer and relocates from the U.S. West Coast to Europe CNTR develops collaborative AI systems combining human ingenuity and creativity with the power of modern generative AI agents
    Frankfurt am Main (Germany), 27 March 2026 – AI entrepreneur Jonas Andrulis today introduced C

  • Roland Berger study: Automakers could save USD 17 billion a year from 2030 by outsourcing software development

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    OEMs mainly custom-develop software themselves, some developing as many as 90% of the programs they need in-house Development spending has risen 14% per year since 2021; action to keep it under control is needed in view of stagnating budgets A third-party software market for the automotive sector would cut costs, foster innovation and bring the industry closer to the era of the

  • Investments in AI startups rise to USD 4.7 billion in Europe in 2019

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    Total investments more than double since 2018 Europe's leading countries are France (USD 1.3 billion) and the UK (USD 1.2 billion) AI ecosystem in Europe much more fragmented than in China or the US Brexit adds complexity
    Munich, February 2020: Within the European AI ecosystem, the UK recorded the most new startups in 2019. In terms of investments made, France

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