The Latest Breaking News from Germany

Memory prices have stabilized in Germany, with some kits even experiencing price cuts over the past month, showing decent progress towards normalization. They're still over 300% more expensive than they were five months ago, though. In contrast, HDDs and SSDs have become more expensive, and their prices continue to rise.

The East German-born artist, who has died aged 41, came of age in a deeply dysfunctional landscape, using furniture to reveal schisms masked by unification

Germany's largest motorcycle expo, Intermot, is changing its schedule, putting it head-to-head with another large, German, two-wheeled event.

An image generation unicorn in Germany called Black Forest Labs is attracting investments from Nvidia, a16z and Meta.

Acer and Asus have temporarily stopped selling certain PCs in Germany after a court granted Nokia an injunction over alleged HEVC patent infringement. Retailers can sell existing stock, but new imports are blocked while the dispute continues.

How the GT Summer Series could make established organizers nervous with price transparency, digital organization, and a 'service-first' offensive

Plant closures possible as part of German carmaker’s efforts to create resilience in face of competition from China

Germany’s foreign minister has criticised France for not spending enough on defence, adding strain to the already tense relationship between the traditional European allies.

Millions of baby boomers can’t afford to retire. It’s a fate that Gen Alpha in Germany may never have to face under new plans.

Germany is seeking to assure Lebanon that it will support the Lebanese government even after pulling out German troops deployed as part of U.N. peacekeepers along the Lebanon-Israel border when their mission ends later this year

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