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Subscribe via RSSThe End of Nvidia`s Monopoly? This Tiny Company Just Made AI 10x Faster and 20x Cheaper
Taalas hard-wires AI models directly into silicon, delivering 17,000 tokens per second. OpenAI runs Codex Spark on Cerebras instead of Nvidia. What this means for the future of AI.
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AI Potential Analysis for SMEs: Clarity Before You Burn Time and Money
AI potential analysis: find quick wins and avoid false starts
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Shadow AI in Companies: When AI Is Used Without You Knowing
Recognize shadow AI: reduce risks and regain control
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Agentic Engineering & OpenClaw: Why Software Development Becomes a Matter of Taste
With OpenClaw, Peter Steinberger shows how Agentic Engineering turns software development into a question of good taste.
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AI in the Mid-Market: Why Many Get Stuck and How to Solve It Pragmatically
Many mid-market companies are not against AI. They are against effort without results. This article shows how to get started small, concrete, and measurable.
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AI Without a Major Project: The LIVOI Standard Agent as the Fastest Entry Point for Companies
The LIVOI Standard Agent is ready in 2–3 days and handles typical tasks in daily business. No experiment, no builder kit – a clear, controlled start.
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LIVOI Use Case: Sales – How Mid-Market Manufacturers Respond Faster and Win More Deals
How LIVOI relieves sales teams in mid-market manufacturing companies, qualifies leads, and improves customer interactions – concrete and immediate.
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From AI Workshop to Pioneer: How Hermann Josef Schulte Is Leading AI Adoption in the Mid-Market
From an AI workshop at P-CATION to a regional pioneer: How Hermann-Josef Schulte and Schulte Home are strategically implementing AI in the mid-market.
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The invisible time clock: when time tracking becomes as simple as a receipt
Why we built software that does almost nothing except listen to what you already tell it.
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