Eurr debuts in three European markets with supervised reserves and redemption at par. After losing nearly everything to Terra Luna in 2022, I now read the MiCA rulebook very differently.

Sony still hasn’t set a release date for PlayStation 6. Between component shortages, rising console prices, and the strategy of waiting, here’s what it actually means for gamers today.

Alibaba unveils Qwen3.8-Max, promising flagship-level results at a much lower cost than Claude and GPT. I’m staying loyal to my usual assistant: here’s why, for now, I’m not switching.

Motorola has filed a patent for a smartwatch with a flexible panel that turns into a full smartphone. A fascinating idea, but tiny fonts are already enough of a struggle for me as it is.

Elon Musk launches X Money, aiming to unseat traditional banks. I watched it from inside PayPal for years, across different teams: here’s why I stay skeptical of this financial mission.

I pay for an annual Claude subscription, yet the smartest models burn through tokens fast. Here’s what I learned about the token economy and the real price of artificial intelligence.

I travelled to Austria for my thesis research: lovely, tidy, but hardly cutting edge. Now it’s Europe’s hottest stock market thanks to AI. What actually changed, and what stayed the same.

thought voice assistants were only good for playing music and setting a pasta timer. Then I found out about OpenAI’s plans, the numbers behind Alexa+, and what’s happening in Italy.

I have never been hacked, yet the attempts keep getting sharper, and the bots flood me with bogus requests. The 2025 figures, in Italy and worldwide, plus a friend’s stolen WhatsApp.

From catalogs leafed through at the agency to apps comparing a hundred fares in seconds: how online booking made travel affordable for all, with data, examples and a staycation twist.

70% of Americans reject the data centers powering AI. The water and energy numbers, Italy’s building rush with Milan in the lead and no national law in place, and the scenarios ahead

AI is changing the way companies get their software: from buying SaaS subscriptions to building it with vibe coding. Data, real-life cases, and my first-hand experience with Lovable.