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Telecom Italia to buy AOL Germany
September 18, 2006 Purchase for $870 million in cash expected to make Telecom Italia second-largest broadband provider in Germany.One-stop open-source support launched in U.K.
November 13, 2007 Already successful in Germany, Credativ's open-source support center is now offered in Britain. Aim is to cover myriad community-built apps.New supercomputer finds home in Europe
March 14, 2006 Research center in Germany hopes Julicher Blue Gene/L can help stem the brain drain of top scientists to U.S.SAP, Microsoft to form joint German lab
May 15, 2007 Endeavor aims to tie the SAP Business Suite more closely with Microsoft's SQL Server 2005.German tax office moves to Linux
June 9, 2006 Tax authority in Lower Saxony is jumping from Solaris to Suse Linux and the KDE desktop.How green could make Europe a tech power
March 24, 2008 The region has diesel expertise, a green populace, and interested governments. Could Europe be a big player in green tech?EU domain racks up 2.5 million fans
April 11, 2007 First year of public registrations for .eu marked by strong interest among residents, businesses and organizations in European Union.Germany bows out of European 'Google killer'
January 8, 2007 Quaero to become solely a French project; meanwhile, European Commission promises cash to a different search project.With smart phones, it's all about the OS
November 28, 2006 IDC study of mobile phone habits from major world markets finds, among other things, that applications drive competition.iPhone's price tag curbs Brits' interest
November 27, 2007 Seventy-two percent of U.K. consumers won't buy Apple's device at its current price, according to a survey.AMD fires another antitrust salvo at Intel
July 17, 2006 Battle between two chipmakers over alleged anticompetitive conduct with PC makers and sellers moves to Germany.German man beats WWII Colossus code cracker
November 16, 2007 Rebuilt British cipher-breaking machine used in World War II is beaten in code-breaking challenge by German man who wrote his own software.Surveying CeBit
March 16, 2007 The annual tech extravaganza, which runs through Wednesday in Hannover, Germany, is in full swing now.Dell to open Polish facility
September 18, 2006 Investment in manufacturing plant in Lodz could reach $321 million and include 1,000 workers.The exercise bike that races via the Web
September 7, 2007 Connect the Ergo Bike Premium 8i to the Internet and compete with cyclists around the world for head-to-head races.Photos: The Ergo Bike Premium 8iVideo: Web-enabled exercise bike packed with techEurope debates Net growth, limits
May 3, 1996 Interest in both regulating information and promoting expansion on the Internet is heating up in Europe.Modern PCs to challenge WWII codebreaker
November 15, 2007 A rebuilt Colossus, a cipher-breaking machine used in World War II, is being pitted against modern computers in a race to break encrypted code. Photos: A 'Cipher Challenge' for ColossusWeek in video: Yo-yo whizzes and a car for gamers
September 15, 2007 Yo-yo champs get all wound up, Nissan steers toward gamers, and a geek heaven emerges in Los Angeles.Fujitsu Siemens pushes 3G laptops
March 15, 2007 The PC maker will focus on building high-speed networking into all its laptops. It's also keen on energy efficiency.Google backs character-recognition research
April 11, 2007 Ocropus, an open-source project based in Germany, aims to develop advanced handwriting recognition for e-library creation. Sponsored matches for "Germany"
