What's really in the capsule? A small silver shell. Inside: around five grams of ground coffee. Around it: billion-dollar profits, global supply chains and a marketing machinery that has used George Clooney as its figure...
AI Regulation Switzerland: Middle Ground on American Infrastructure clarus.news | Analysis | April 21, 2026 The Grok case involving Federal Councillor Karin Keller-Sutter has ignited a regulatory debate that was long ov...
Swiss Healthcare Policy: Cost Shifting Instead of Structural Reform – A Liberal Critique Summary In the 2026 spring session, the Swiss Parliament advanced two healthcare policy measures: The increase of the minimum deduc...
Army Digitalization Platform: On Track – But on Whose Technology? Executive Summary The Swiss Federal Audit Office (SFAO) has reviewed the key project "New Army Digitalization Platform" (NDP) and fundamentally attests to...
From Speech to Understanding: How We Transform Audio into Knowledge Podcasts, interviews, press conferences – hours of valuable audio content are created daily. But who has time to listen to everything? With audiotext.on...
Briefly Informed – and Long Considered A critically humorous journey through news, smokescreens and side effects When Fee Freedom Becomes Expensive Briefly informed, with synthetic voice and very real concerns. Ukrainia...
Storage Crisis, Hyperscalers, Switzerland: What's True – and What's (Still) Storytelling? The starting point is the Clarus News post "Storage Crisis in Europe: Hyperscalers Profit, European Data Centers Fight for Surviva...
AI in Swiss Administration: Between Strategy and Reality A critical assessment — with facts instead of assumptions As a counterpoint and supplement to AI in Federal Administration The Political Offensive: Efficiency as...
Swiss Government Cloud: Audit, Cloud Levels and Federal Effort Author: Federal Finance Control / Eidgenössische Finanzkontrolle (EFK) Source: Audit Swiss Government Cloud – CDF-25155 Publication Date: 10.10.2025 Reading ...
Bavaria Digitalizes – But Please Not Too Much Open Source A commentary on a Heise article that unintentionally reveals more about political priorities than about technology. 1. Overview – What's This All About? Author...