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We are happy to sponsor Quod Erat Demonstrandum e.V. this year. This association of enthusiastic mathematicians fosters talented students and nurtures their interest far beyond the topics normally encountered in school. As part of the sponsorship, our colleague Nicholas Schwab gave a talk at the QED conference last weekend about the subset sum problem, which he encountered during his work at TNG. Even though theoretical in nature, it showcased the trade-offs our consultants have to consider when developing the best solutions for a particular use case. For more information about Quod Erat Demonstrandum e.V. please visit their website: https://qed-verein.de 

You're in the mood for Halloween and scary stories that will make your blood run cold? – Then we have just the right thing for you: our TNG Dark Tales. Starting today, the Deutsches Museum in Bonn is exhibiting our latest AI showcase. Simply enter a prompt, and AI will generate a horror story narrated by the voice of actress Ulrike Johannson for you – creepy characters and dark twists guaranteed. You can try out our Dark Tales until November 5th.
 

We are excited that our Australian subsidiary, TNG Technology Consulting ANZ, is now listed on the Australian AI Ecosystem Discoverability Portal. The platform managed by CSIRO's National AI Center provides an overview of all companies and institutions that support other businesses in implementing artificial intelligence and making it commercially viable. You can find our profile and the AI services we offer at: https://www.csiro.au/en/research/technology-space/ai/AI-capabilities-directory/TNG-Technology 

An escape game on steroids: Next week, the puzzle hunt enigame enters its ninth round, and we are happy to be a part of it as a gold sponsor. Of course, a team of TNG colleagues will also accompany the little robot Eni on its latest adventure and try to solve as many of the 25+ puzzles as possible. The competition is organized by the TUM School of Computation, Information, and Technology and takes place from October 27th to 30th. If you want to participate, more information can be found here: https://www.enigame.de/home 

FOCUS Business and Statista awarded us for being Growth Champions in 2024. This validates our position within the 500 most rapidly expanding companies in Germany, a testament to our growth both in revenue and number of employees. In 2022, we achieved a turnover of €95.8 million and this year, we anticipate surpassing the €110 million mark. Furthermore, this September our TNG crew surpassed 800 full-time employees for the first time, marking yet another significant milestone in our journey. More information on the award can be found here.

Laptops for Ukraine: Last week we sent a donation to the association München Hilft Ukraine e.V.. Thirty laptops from our storage will be distributed among scientists in the Kharkiv region. With this donation we support the SaveScienceUA project which aims to rebuild the Ukrainian scientific community. We hope to contribute to the continuation of their important work.
Further information on SaveScienceUA and the work of München Hilft Ukraine e.V. can be found here: https://www.muenchen-hilft-ukraine.de/en/science

For decades, the TV show "Die Sendung mit der Maus" has been teaching complex topics to children in an entertaining way. As part of the annual event "Türen auf mit der Maus", we recently invited around 70 children aged six to ten, along with their parents, to our office in Unterföhring.

Our goal was to introduce our young guests to the current trending topic of Artificial Intelligence. We had prepared various showcases, ranging from a picture story generator to real-time deepfakes. The children also particularly enjoyed playing the classic game 'Blobby VR' [1]. We were delighted by the lively interest and hope that we were able to convey our knowledge as effectively as the Mouse, Elephant and Duck have been doing for over 50 years. #TürenAuf

[1] https://blobby.games/ 
 

Every summer, the Infront B2Run GmbH organizes a company run called B2Run in different cities all over Germany. As usual, we took part in this great sporting event. Between June and September, over 50 colleagues went on the hunt for a personal best time at amazing locations such as the Olympiastadion Munich. In addition to our home base in Munich, we also gave it our all in Karlsruhe, Hamburg and Berlin. We enjoyed going on our runs and clearing our heads and are looking forward to next year’s event. 

O’zapft is! This week, we once again attended the Oktoberfest in Munich. About 170 colleagues and 30 of our clients enjoyed beer, Bavarian food, and the great atmosphere at the world's largest folk festival. As a company from the Munich metropolitan region, our visit to the Wiesn is an annual tradition. After all, events like these are a great opportunity to have fun and socialize after solving the hard IT problems of our clients.

Big Techday 23 not only took place in Munich. On the other side of the world, our colleagues in Australia also hosted a viewing party in our Melbourne office, where they livestreamed some of the early talks. Together with local guests, they watched talks such as “From Zero to ChatGPT Hero: Mastering Prompt Engineering” by our TNG Innovation Hacking team and “How to Build the Most Efficient Concept Car in the World” by the TUfast Eco Team. In a recent article, the German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce features this viewing party and provides background information on our annual conference on science and IT. Check it out here: https://australien.ahk.de/en/media/news-details/live-at-the-big-techday-streaming-our-annual-tech-conference-at-our-tng-office-in-melbourne