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After 15 years as Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook is set to hand over the reins to John Ternus in early September; Ternus is currently in charge of hardware products, from the iPhone to the Mac. (Photo: Apple)
TECHNOLOGY

Tim Cook will hand over the reins at Apple to John Ternus in September

After 28 years at Apple, including 15 as CEO Tim Cook is set to hand over the reins to John Ternus in early September; Ternus is currently in charge of hardware products, from the iPhone to the Mac.

Ioanna Schimizzi • 21.04.2026
At the age of 25, Loris Wilwert has been working on one project after another and has been developing apps since his teenage years; most recently, he launched YesToYou, a platform dedicated to wedding planning. (Photos: provided by Loris Wilwert, Shutterstock; editing: Paperjam)
TECHNOLOGY

Loris Wilwert turns every problem into an app

Rebeca Suay • 17.04.2026
Business events are being transformed by new technologies. Photo: Shutterstock
TECHNOLOGY

The five tech trends transforming business events

Hugo Hirsch • 14.04.2026
The London-based start-up Helical, co-founded by three Luxembourgers, has announced that it has secured $10m in funding to accelerate drug discovery. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Paperjam/archives)
TECHNOLOGY

Helical raises $10m for its pharmaceutical AI platform

Thierry Labro • 14.04.2026
The full self-driving service, which was approved last week in the Netherlands, is only at Level 2 on the five-level autonomous vehicle scale. But the move reflects a corporate strategy, whereas Mercedes has taken a different approach. (Photo: Tesla)
TECHNOLOGY

Tesla is making inroads in Europe, while Mercedes remains in the lead

Thierry Labro • 13.04.2026
In 2025, Maria Redin, CEO of Modern Times Group, spearheaded the most ambitious transformation in the group’s history: the acquisition of Plarium, a reorganisation into districts, 9% organic growth and record revenues. Photo: MTG
TECHNOLOGY

How MTG built its machine to conquer the global gaming market

Thierry Labro • 11.04.2026
The outlook appears more favourable for Spire. In the last quarter, turnover reached $15.8 million, up 25% quarter-on-quarter and 44% year-on-year excluding maritime operations, driven by public sector contracts, notably with the NOAA. (Photo: Spire)
TECHNOLOGY

Spire raises $70m following a pivotal year

Thierry Labro • 09.04.2026
Caroline Van Cleemput, country manager for Belux at Fortinet. (Photo: Fortinet)
TECHNOLOGY

Caroline Van Cleemput appointed country manager for Belux at Fortinet

Rebeca Suay • 02.04.2026
Bringing Crooner Radio to Luxembourg is no longer just a plan: Damien Chasseur has now made it a reality. (Photo: Crooner Radio)
TECHNOLOGY

Crooner Radio launches its signature sound

Thierry Labro • 02.04.2026
With a background in defence operations and logistics, Sam Staincliffe now focuses on securing Europe’s material supply chains. (Photo: Romain Gamba)
TECHNOLOGY

From waste to defence materials: Uplift360 builds supply chains

Rebeca Suay • 02.04.2026
Christian Klein is CEO and chairman of the executive board at SAP. Photo: SAP
TECHNOLOGY

Enterprise software is just beginning to take off

Christian Klein (CEO of SAP) • 31.03.2026
A new waveform allows hundreds of devices to transmit simultaneously on the same radio frequency channel, without the performance degradation usually associated with scalability. Photo: OrbitsIQ
TECHNOLOGY

OrbitsIQ highlights breakthrough in satellite IoT

Thierry Labro • 25.03.2026
Co-founded by Julie Böhning, CEO, and Jérémy Marciacq, CTO, the company is capitalising on technologies developed as part of the programme, particularly in guidance, navigation and control, propulsion and autonomous docking. (Photo: Pave Space)
TECHNOLOGY

Ilavska Vuillermoz Capital puts Pave Space on the right orbit

Thierry Labro • 25.03.2026
Stefano Pileri, CEO and executive director of S2E Lux: “One of our main strengths lies in our ability to offer an extremely broad and specialised portfolio of expertise, which is currently much sought after by the market.” Photo: S2E
TECHNOLOGY

Italian S2E opens a subsidiary in Luxembourg

Thierry Labro • 24.03.2026
“We call this data provision fatigue, because you have to provide the same data again and again,” said Thierry André, partner at Maqit. Photo: Paperjam Archives
TECHNOLOGY

As compliance costs rise, regtech targets execution

Mike Gordon • 24.03.2026
The Ironwood chip announced for 2025 is almost 30 times more energy-efficient than the first TPU of 2018. But Google, in full development and with the AI boom, has seen its electricity consumption double to more than 32 million GWh since 2020. (Photo: Google)
POLITICS

Google makes its strategy greener but déi Gréng sees a red flag

Thierry Labro • 20.03.2026
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