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For many companies, a five-star rating with recommendations is more than just a nice number. It stands for stable sales, a strong reputation in the market, and confirmation for your teams that they are working on something valuable. To not only achieve this level of customer satisfaction, but also maintain it in the long term, you need to know what your customers really need - and be able to respond quickly. This is where F-OTA (Firmware-Over-the-Air) comes in: it is the easiest way to keep your devices in the field up to date and continuously exceed customer expectations. Firmware-Over-the-Air updates are a key tool in the digital industrial environment.

For decades, machines, factories, and supply chains have been treated as the heart of business in industry. But in the next decade, something else will determine competitiveness: your software. Not as an add-on module, but as the foundation of growth, efficiency, and new sources of revenue.

When quantum computers are discussed in the tech press, it is often with fascination over their potential: pharmaceutical research accelerated dramatically, logistics optimized on a scale never seen before, and new scientific breakthroughs enabled by the principles of quantum mechanics. But the very capability that makes quantum computing a driver of future innovation also makes it an existential threat to the digital security architecture we rely on today.

A new report, How We Use ChatGPT, developed by researchers from OpenAI and MIT, shows how 700 million people around the world now use the service every week, sending 2.5 billion messages per day. This makes ChatGPT one of the fastest-growing technologies in history. But the report also highlights an interesting contradiction: despite its immense power, the tool is still mostly used for everyday tasks like practical advice, simple writing assistance, and quick information searches.