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The new German AI law aims to strengthen digital sovereignty and reduce bureaucracy. But while Europe is demanding strict regulations, the business sector is worried about stifling innovation.

Seventy percent of the European cloud market remains in US hands. While hyperscalers promise “sovereign” solutions, practice shows that true digital independence is only possible with European providers.

When we think of regulation, many of us think of prohibitions, loss of control, and obstacles. But regulation can also be the opposite – namely, enabling.

What happens when a 16-year-old self-taught programmer and his visionary father found a tech startup together? In this episode, we welcome Bernd and Niklas Korz, the founding team behind alugha.

The Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG) comes into force on June 29. The challenge for companies: the accessibility of digital content and services. The Mannheim-based video platform Alugha has an answer.

How do you make a video accessible? This step-by-step guide provides you with the most important information on the path to digital accessibility for video content.

To be successful on a global level, companies must ensure that their communications are adapted to the cultural, linguistic, and legal characteristics of their target markets.

alugha, an AI-powered platform for translating video and audio content, is now making its multilingual video offerings offline-capable.

Companies from the US dominate the artificial intelligence markets. However, there are some European alternatives. An overview of the most important AI services “Made in Europe.”