Munich-based NavVis, which provides enterprises with spatial data on factories, plants, buildings, and more, raised an $85M Series D led by The Jordan Company (Rahul Raj/EU-Startups)
https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/08/munich
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are “all engaged in a combination of multiple outright price increases and changing their core subscriptions to force AI features on them as a means of boosting revenues and conning the street into believing that ‘AI is paying off’ every time they non-consensually thrust it on their customers, framing higher prices as ‘better value’ in a way that fucks the user to appease Wall Street.”
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are “all engaged in a combination of multiple outright price increases and changing their core subscriptions to force AI features on them as a means of boosting revenues and conning the street into believing that ‘AI is paying off’ every time they non-consensually thrust it on their customers, framing higher prices as ‘better value’ in a way that fucks the user to appease Wall Street.”
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are “all engaged in a combination of multiple outright price increases and changing their core subscriptions to force AI features on them as a means of boosting revenues and conning the street into believing that ‘AI is paying off’ every time they non-consensually thrust it on their customers, framing higher prices as ‘better value’ in a way that fucks the user to appease Wall Street.”
Google is under fire for clearing over 300 hectares
— the equivalent of almost 500 football fields
— for two new data centers in the northern part of Finland without concluding the necessary environmental assessments.
Despite the assessments still being in progress, the tech giant’s contractors started clearing trees in the area months ago, raising the alarm bells at the Finnish Nature Conservation Association.
When these little dots start showing up in your dreams, you know you’ve had too much #AI for one day 😓 😴
The return trip from Marburg to Brussels started with a taxi ride. The line between Marburg and Gießen is completely interrupted due to a problem with the overhead line.
The return trip from Marburg to Brussels started with a taxi ride. The line between Marburg and Gießen is completely interrupted due to a problem with the overhead line.
The return trip from Marburg to Brussels started with a taxi ride. The line between Marburg and Gießen is completely interrupted due to a problem with the overhead line.