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  1. JCB accelerates global manufacturing investment with £100m UK transformation and $1bn US factory

    JCB is stepping up investment in its manufacturing operations in Britain and the US, with a £100m transformation…
    #UnitedKingdom #UK #Europe #EU #businessmodels #collaboration #GreatBritain #jobs #LEADERSHIP #r&d #Skills
    europesays.com/3278731/

  2. SK Group’s Big Tech AI data centre cooperation advancing rapidly: Chairman Chey Tae-won

    Seoul [South Korea], September 14 (ANI): SK Group’s cooperation with Big Tech companies on artificial intelligence (AI) data…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SK #900megawatts #AIDataCenters #AmazonWebServices #businessmodels #CheyTae-won #Electrificationsolutions #energycooperation #KoreaHerald #SKGroup #SKInnovation #SouthKorea
    europesays.com/korea/153705/

  3. Rio Tinto commissions $1.5bn low-carbon aluminium smelter expansion in Quebec

    Rio Tinto has begun commissioning a $1.5bn expansion of its AP60 aluminium smelter in Quebec, Canada, marking a…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #RioTinto #BusinessModels #Collaboration #jobs #Leadership #Rio‌Tinto #skills
    europesays.com/britain/116481/

  4. I keep seeing the same lifecycle over and over again.

    Phase one: We’re revolutionaries. We’re different. We have principles. We have an idea.

    Phase two: We just need to change a couple of tiny things... you understand, we do need to make some money.

    Phase three: Psst... let’s quietly change this too. No need to announce it. They trust us.

    Phase four: Let’s add a little of whatever the current trend is. Just enough to get more attention. Everyone else is doing it anyway.

    Phase five: Hey, this monetisation thing actually works. And now that we’re here, we could monetise a little more. It would be silly not to.

    Phase six: Listen, my dear little insignificant user. I know what’s best for you. Give me your money, your data, your freedom, and please stop looking around.

    You don’t need alternatives.

    You have me.

    You’re mine.

    #IT #BusinessModels #TechWorld

  5. I keep seeing the same lifecycle over and over again.

    Phase one: We’re revolutionaries. We’re different. We have principles. We have an idea.

    Phase two: We just need to change a couple of tiny things... you understand, we do need to make some money.

    Phase three: Psst... let’s quietly change this too. No need to announce it. They trust us.

    Phase four: Let’s add a little of whatever the current trend is. Just enough to get more attention. Everyone else is doing it anyway.

    Phase five: Hey, this monetisation thing actually works. And now that we’re here, we could monetise a little more. It would be silly not to.

    Phase six: Listen, my dear little insignificant user. I know what’s best for you. Give me your money, your data, your freedom, and please stop looking around.

    You don’t need alternatives.

    You have me.

    You’re mine.

    #IT #BusinessModels #TechWorld

  6. I keep seeing the same lifecycle over and over again.

    Phase one: We’re revolutionaries. We’re different. We have principles. We have an idea.

    Phase two: We just need to change a couple of tiny things... you understand, we do need to make some money.

    Phase three: Psst... let’s quietly change this too. No need to announce it. They trust us.

    Phase four: Let’s add a little of whatever the current trend is. Just enough to get more attention. Everyone else is doing it anyway.

    Phase five: Hey, this monetisation thing actually works. And now that we’re here, we could monetise a little more. It would be silly not to.

    Phase six: Listen, my dear little insignificant user. I know what’s best for you. Give me your money, your data, your freedom, and please stop looking around.

    You don’t need alternatives.

    You have me.

    You’re mine.

    #IT #BusinessModels #TechWorld

  7. I keep seeing the same lifecycle over and over again.

    Phase one: We’re revolutionaries. We’re different. We have principles. We have an idea.

    Phase two: We just need to change a couple of tiny things... you understand, we do need to make some money.

    Phase three: Psst... let’s quietly change this too. No need to announce it. They trust us.

    Phase four: Let’s add a little of whatever the current trend is. Just enough to get more attention. Everyone else is doing it anyway.

    Phase five: Hey, this monetisation thing actually works. And now that we’re here, we could monetise a little more. It would be silly not to.

    Phase six: Listen, my dear little insignificant user. I know what’s best for you. Give me your money, your data, your freedom, and please stop looking around.

    You don’t need alternatives.

    You have me.

    You’re mine.

    #IT #BusinessModels #TechWorld

  8. Beyond the balance sheet: What manufacturers really need from their banking partners

    A month into her role as NatWest’s Head of Manufacturing and Construction, Ashleigh Dorrington-Harvey is taking a listening-first…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #NatWest #BusinessModels #Collaboration #Finance #jobs #Leadership #skills
    europesays.com/britain/111296/

  9. Southeast Asia is ‘hungry for innovation’ and eager to leapfrog, says SAP’s new APAC president Verena Siow

    Smaller, less digitized Southeast Asian markets are adopting AI-native systems faster than mature economies—partly because they don’t have…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #SAP #businessmodels #businesstech #legacyinfrastructure #regionalfirms #sap #SingaporeAirlines #Siow #SoutheastAsian #VerenaSiow
    europesays.com/germany/74339/

  10. “All this calls the #businessmodels of #OpenAI and #Anthropic into serious question, and may kill or greatly undermine their #IPOs. It also casts serious doubt on the never-too-plausible idea that #America might “win” the #AI race.” substack.com/@doncurren/n...

    Don Curren (@doncurren)

  11. “All this calls the #businessmodels of #OpenAI and #Anthropic into serious question, and may kill or greatly undermine their #IPOs. It also casts serious doubt on the never-too-plausible idea that #America might “win” the #AI race.” substack.com/@doncurren/n...

    Don Curren (@doncurren)

  12. “All this calls the #businessmodels of #OpenAI and #Anthropic into serious question, and may kill or greatly undermine their #IPOs. It also casts serious doubt on the never-too-plausible idea that #America might “win” the #AI race.” substack.com/@doncurren/n...

    Don Curren (@doncurren)

  13. “All this calls the #businessmodels of #OpenAI and #Anthropic into serious question, and may kill or greatly undermine their #IPOs. It also casts serious doubt on the never-too-plausible idea that #America might “win” the #AI race.” substack.com/@doncurren/n...

    Don Curren (@doncurren)

  14. Unilever expands AI digital twins after success at North Carolina manufacturing plant

    Unilever is expanding the use of AI-enabled digital twins across its global manufacturing network after successful deployments at…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #Unilever #BusinessModels #Collaboration #DigitalTransformation #DigitalTwins #innovation #jobs #NorthAmericannews #skills
    europesays.com/britain/70065/

  15. Minneapolis Cafe Cuts Prices to Zero in Protest—and Profits Rise

    A Minneapolis diner scrapped its prices in protest—and is somehow making more money. That’s the crux of…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Business #BusinessModels #freefood #ICE #Minneapolis #Profits #Restaurant
    newsbeep.com/us/695395/

  16. The value of UK manufacturing: how Essity’s mills are strengthening local economies

    In this exclusive for The Manufacturer, Essity’s Lee Jones explains how the hygiene and health manufacturer is supporting…
    #UnitedKingdom #UK #Europe #EU #Apprenticeships #businessmodels #collaboration #GreatBritain #jobs #LEADERSHIP #r&d #sustainability #training
    europesays.com/3022651/

  17. Siemens UK and Ireland appoints Brian Holliday as new CEO

    Siemens has announced the appointment of Brian Holliday as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the UK and Ireland,…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Siemens #BusinessModels #jobs #Leadership #siemens #Skills
    europesays.com/germany/18175/

  18. OpenAI may file confidential IPO paperwork this week, setting up a direct comparison with Anthropic's valuation talks. Both companies seek near-trillion-dollar valuations before publishing financials—a test of how frontier AI labs sustain premium pricing amid cheaper model alternatives.

    implicator.ai/openais-ipo-fili

    #AI #IPO #BusinessModels

  19. OpenAI may file confidential IPO paperwork this week, setting up a direct comparison with Anthropic's valuation talks. Both companies seek near-trillion-dollar valuations before publishing financials—a test of how frontier AI labs sustain premium pricing amid cheaper model alternatives.

    implicator.ai/openais-ipo-fili

    #AI #IPO #BusinessModels

  20. OpenAI may file confidential IPO paperwork this week, setting up a direct comparison with Anthropic's valuation talks. Both companies seek near-trillion-dollar valuations before publishing financials—a test of how frontier AI labs sustain premium pricing amid cheaper model alternatives.

    implicator.ai/openais-ipo-fili

    #AI #IPO #BusinessModels

  21. OpenAI may file confidential IPO paperwork this week, setting up a direct comparison with Anthropic's valuation talks. Both companies seek near-trillion-dollar valuations before publishing financials—a test of how frontier AI labs sustain premium pricing amid cheaper model alternatives.

    implicator.ai/openais-ipo-fili

    #AI #IPO #BusinessModels

  22. Henry vacuum maker launches UK-first solar park

    Numatic International, manufacturer of the iconic Henry vacuum cleaner, has switched on what it says is the UK’s…
    #UnitedKingdom #UK #Europe #EU #businessmodels #collaboration #Energy #GreatBritain #LEADERSHIP #netzero #sustainability
    europesays.com/2998842/

  23. Benjamin Tincq’s 2014 fOSSa/INRIA talk: a lively dive into Open Hardware business models, P2P collaboration and the future of free objects. Perfect for makers, open-source entrepreneurs and anyone curious about sustainable models for free hardware — thoughtful and still relevant! #OpenHardware #BusinessModels #FOSS #P2P #OpenSource #FreeCulture #INRIA #English
    studios.racer159.com/videos/wa

  24. Benjamin Tincq’s 2014 fOSSa/INRIA talk: a lively dive into Open Hardware business models, P2P collaboration and the future of free objects. Perfect for makers, open-source entrepreneurs and anyone curious about sustainable models for free hardware — thoughtful and still relevant! #OpenHardware #BusinessModels #FOSS #P2P #OpenSource #FreeCulture #INRIA #English
    studios.racer159.com/videos/wa

  25. Spent the last few months studying how AI apps generate revenue. Not pitch deck theory, actual working models.
    7 keep showing up: subscription tiers, usage-based pricing, freemium, intent-based ads, API marketplace, outcome-based pricing, and hybrid stacking.
    The pattern: no successful AI company relies on one stream. They stack 2-3 together.
    Full breakdown of each model in a LinkedIn carousel I just posted.
    #AIMonetization #AIStartups #AdTech #BusinessModels

  26. Spent the last few months studying how AI apps generate revenue. Not pitch deck theory, actual working models.
    7 keep showing up: subscription tiers, usage-based pricing, freemium, intent-based ads, API marketplace, outcome-based pricing, and hybrid stacking.
    The pattern: no successful AI company relies on one stream. They stack 2-3 together.
    Full breakdown of each model in a LinkedIn carousel I just posted.
    #AIMonetization #AIStartups #AdTech #BusinessModels

  27. The New Open Source Playbook – Products and Customers in an Agentic Engineering World

    The article discusses how businesses can leverage open source innovation while maintaining profitability. It emphasizes the importance of platforms and multi-layered product strategies, including free and paid offerings. The text advises on the significance of intellectual property protection and adapting to emerging agentic engineering to thrive in evolving competitive landscapes.

    osenetwork.com/2026/02/20/the-

  28. The New Open Source Playbook – Products and Customers in an Agentic Engineering World

    The article discusses how businesses can leverage open source innovation while maintaining profitability. It emphasizes the importance of platforms and multi-layered product strategies, including free and paid offerings. The text advises on the significance of intellectual property protection and adapting to emerging agentic engineering to thrive in evolving competitive landscapes.

    osenetwork.com/2026/02/20/the-

  29. The New Open Source Playbook – Products and Customers in an Agentic Engineering World

    The article discusses how businesses can leverage open source innovation while maintaining profitability. It emphasizes the importance of platforms and multi-layered product strategies, including free and paid offerings. The text advises on the significance of intellectual property protection and adapting to emerging agentic engineering to thrive in evolving competitive landscapes.

    osenetwork.com/2026/02/20/the-

  30. #Anthropic’s release of new #AItools targeting complex #professionalworkflows has sparked concerns about the impact on traditional #software #businessmodels. The long-term impact remains uncertain, with some analysts predicting a shift towards #AIdrivenworkflows while others emphasise the resilience of mission-critical #enterprisesoftware providers. cnbc.com/2026/02/06/ai-anthrop #tech #media #news

  31. #Anthropic’s release of new #AItools targeting complex #professionalworkflows has sparked concerns about the impact on traditional #software #businessmodels. The long-term impact remains uncertain, with some analysts predicting a shift towards #AIdrivenworkflows while others emphasise the resilience of mission-critical #enterprisesoftware providers. cnbc.com/2026/02/06/ai-anthrop #tech #media #news

  32. #Anthropic’s release of new #AItools targeting complex #professionalworkflows has sparked concerns about the impact on traditional #software #businessmodels. The long-term impact remains uncertain, with some analysts predicting a shift towards #AIdrivenworkflows while others emphasise the resilience of mission-critical #enterprisesoftware providers. cnbc.com/2026/02/06/ai-anthrop #tech #media #news

  33. Anthropic spent over $8M on Super Bowl ads mocking ChatGPT's advertising model, promising Claude would stay ad-free. Sam Altman's lengthy response escalating from "dishonest" to "authoritarian" suggests the campaign hit its target. The underlying question remains unanswered: how do AI labs build sustainable business models when inference costs remain high?

    #AI #BusinessModels #TechStrategy

    implicator.ai/anthropic-spent-

  34. Anthropic spent over $8M on Super Bowl ads mocking ChatGPT's advertising model, promising Claude would stay ad-free. Sam Altman's lengthy response escalating from "dishonest" to "authoritarian" suggests the campaign hit its target. The underlying question remains unanswered: how do AI labs build sustainable business models when inference costs remain high?

    #AI #BusinessModels #TechStrategy

    implicator.ai/anthropic-spent-

  35. Unlocking the value of #6G! 📈🚀

    New 6G-IA white paper on "Emerging 5G & Beyond Ecosystem Business Models" is out on #Zenodo.

    Proud of Valerio Frascolla for
    contributing #MultiX insights on framework modeling, Industry 4.0 & technoeconomics! 💰🏭

    🔗 zenodo.org/records/14756405

    #SNSJU #Innovation #BusinessModels #FutureTech #6GIA

  36. Discover Open Source through the research of Amel Charleux, Associate Professor at the University of Montpellier 🔍🔍
    Business models, competition and coopetition among actors, AI: another perspective on our ecosystem that allows us to step back!

    👉 projets-libres.org/en/podcast/

    #research #opensource #businessmodels #odooCommunityAssociation #oca #odoo #openrail

  37. Discover Open Source through the research of Amel Charleux, Associate Professor at the University of Montpellier 🔍🔍
    Business models, competition and coopetition among actors, AI: another perspective on our ecosystem that allows us to step back!

    👉 projets-libres.org/en/podcast/

    #research #opensource #businessmodels #odooCommunityAssociation #oca #odoo #openrail

  38. Discover Open Source through the research of Amel Charleux, Associate Professor at the University of Montpellier 🔍🔍
    Business models, competition and coopetition among actors, AI: another perspective on our ecosystem that allows us to step back!

    👉 projets-libres.org/en/podcast/

    #research #opensource #businessmodels #odooCommunityAssociation #oca #odoo #openrail

  39. Kelly Evans: Goodbye, Google – CNBC

    Kelly Evans, Co-Host of CNBC’s Power Lunch. David A. Grogan | CNBC

    The Exchange

    Kelly Evans: Goodbye, Google

    Published Wed, Jan 7 20269:51 AM EST

    Kelly Evans@KellyCNBC Share

    Kelly Evans, Co-Host of CNBC’s Power Lunch. David A. Grogan | CNBC

    Kelly Evans, Co-Host of CNBC’s Power Lunch, David A. Grogan | CNBC

    For the first time yesterday, when I went to Google (which I do less and less of anymore), it asked me if I wanted to switch over to AI mode. I figured sure, since I’ve been using its AI summaries anyhow, and it put me into what looked like a full-blown version of Gemini or ChatGPT. No ads. No blue links. 

    What this tells me is that the era of Google as we knew it is officially over. And I, for one, certainly do not mourn that. As great as the product was when it was first introduced, is as bad as it became towards the end. Good luck finding any really useful links buried beneath all of their ads. Smaller businesses were justifiably furious at having to pay to compete up top against the deep-pocketed big guys for traffic they were rightly owed. 

    The search engine, in other words, had become nowhere near as effective as it used to be. And while regulators drool at the opportunity to jump in and set rules and prosecute offenders and collect big fines, it’s far better for society that monopolies are disrupted because they become less useful and leave an opening for better products to break through. 

    Enter ChatGPT. 

    Now, the irony here is twofold. One, after a few early missteps, Google has answered ChatGPT with its own excellent chatbot, Gemini, that we are using more and more of in our house. (If you want a chuckle, ask it to give you this job/personality test.) Shares of parent company Alphabet soared 65% last year, for the best performance of all the “Magnificent 7.” 

    So while it’s goodbye to Google as a search box, the company itself has pivoted nicely, and regulators can at least breathe somewhat easy that they have a formidable rival now, with ChatGPT’s 900 million active weekly users. 

    Secondly, the real question is what happens to the entire internet ecosystem that once relied upon Google search traffic. I’m thinking of recipe bloggers, websites like Vice and Buzzfeed that once had hundreds of employees, and so forth. I’m not sure how much of the former internet economy realizes it’s never coming back, and they will have to dream up entirely new business models. 

    I also expect the lawyers are salivating. The class action suits against chatbots that scraped the internet of content that people once made a living off of must surely be coming apace. News providers can survive and even thrive in a world where chatbots have to pay to maintain access to up-to-the-minute information for users, but someone who gave the internet their maple-glazed salmon recipe? Forget about it. 

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Kelly Evans: Goodbye, Google

    Tags: AI, artificial intelligence, Business Models, ChatGPT, CNBC, Gemini, Google Goodbye, Kelly Evans, Scrapping, Search Engines, Search Internet, SEO, Too Many Ads, Web Sites
    #AI #artificialIntelligence #BusinessModels #ChatGPT #CNBC #Gemini #GoogleGoodbye #KellyEvans #Scrapping #SearchEngines #SearchInternet #SEO #TooManyAds #WebSites
  40. Kelly Evans: Goodbye, Google – CNBC

    Kelly Evans, Co-Host of CNBC’s Power Lunch. David A. Grogan | CNBC

    The Exchange

    Kelly Evans: Goodbye, Google

    Published Wed, Jan 7 20269:51 AM EST

    Kelly Evans@KellyCNBC Share

    Kelly Evans, Co-Host of CNBC’s Power Lunch. David A. Grogan | CNBC

    Kelly Evans, Co-Host of CNBC’s Power Lunch, David A. Grogan | CNBC

    For the first time yesterday, when I went to Google (which I do less and less of anymore), it asked me if I wanted to switch over to AI mode. I figured sure, since I’ve been using its AI summaries anyhow, and it put me into what looked like a full-blown version of Gemini or ChatGPT. No ads. No blue links. 

    What this tells me is that the era of Google as we knew it is officially over. And I, for one, certainly do not mourn that. As great as the product was when it was first introduced, is as bad as it became towards the end. Good luck finding any really useful links buried beneath all of their ads. Smaller businesses were justifiably furious at having to pay to compete up top against the deep-pocketed big guys for traffic they were rightly owed. 

    The search engine, in other words, had become nowhere near as effective as it used to be. And while regulators drool at the opportunity to jump in and set rules and prosecute offenders and collect big fines, it’s far better for society that monopolies are disrupted because they become less useful and leave an opening for better products to break through. 

    Enter ChatGPT. 

    Now, the irony here is twofold. One, after a few early missteps, Google has answered ChatGPT with its own excellent chatbot, Gemini, that we are using more and more of in our house. (If you want a chuckle, ask it to give you this job/personality test.) Shares of parent company Alphabet soared 65% last year, for the best performance of all the “Magnificent 7.” 

    So while it’s goodbye to Google as a search box, the company itself has pivoted nicely, and regulators can at least breathe somewhat easy that they have a formidable rival now, with ChatGPT’s 900 million active weekly users. 

    Secondly, the real question is what happens to the entire internet ecosystem that once relied upon Google search traffic. I’m thinking of recipe bloggers, websites like Vice and Buzzfeed that once had hundreds of employees, and so forth. I’m not sure how much of the former internet economy realizes it’s never coming back, and they will have to dream up entirely new business models. 

    I also expect the lawyers are salivating. The class action suits against chatbots that scraped the internet of content that people once made a living off of must surely be coming apace. News providers can survive and even thrive in a world where chatbots have to pay to maintain access to up-to-the-minute information for users, but someone who gave the internet their maple-glazed salmon recipe? Forget about it. 

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Kelly Evans: Goodbye, Google

    Tags: AI, artificial intelligence, Business Models, ChatGPT, CNBC, Gemini, Google Goodbye, Kelly Evans, Scrapping, Search Engines, Search Internet, SEO, Too Many Ads, Web Sites
    #AI #artificialIntelligence #BusinessModels #ChatGPT #CNBC #Gemini #GoogleGoodbye #KellyEvans #Scrapping #SearchEngines #SearchInternet #SEO #TooManyAds #WebSites