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What we are seeing today is not just another space mission, but the return of humanity to a type of journey that had not been repeated for decades. Artemis II It is in full approach to the Moon and, for the first time since the Apollo era, a human crew is flying over it again. The difference is that today we can follow this moment almost in real time via NASA YouTube channelaccompanying the astronauts in one of the most symbolic sections of the entire mission. On the way. Orion has already crossed the limit in which the Moon’s gravity prevails over that of the Earth, something that happened in the Spanish early morning, at 06:37, according to NASA data. That step marks a before and after: from that moment, the ship and its crew not only approach the Moon, but also enter its gravitational domain. What comes next is one of the most anticipated moments of the mission, the turn around our satellite before heading back. Record distance. There is a specific moment on this day that goes beyond the maneuver itself and that has enormous symbolic weight within the history of space exploration. At 7:56 p.m. Spanish peninsular time, the Artemis II crew has surpassed the Apollo 13 mark as the humans who have been the furthest from Earth, a record that has remained intact since 1970. This is not just a technical fact: it is the confirmation that we are going beyond what had been achieved until now with human presence. The key moment, step by step. From here, the mission enters its most anticipated section, and it does so with a very precise schedule that has already begun to be fulfilled. At the time of publication of this article, several milestones have already taken place, while others are about to occur overnight. These schedules are adjusted to Spanish peninsular time. The milestones after midnight already correspond to the early morning of April 7 in Spain. Screenshot showing the countdown before breaking the Apollo 13 distance record 06:37: entry into the lunar sphere of influence, the gravity of the Moon begins to dominate (already concluded) 19:30: scientific briefing to the crew from the control center (already concluded) 19:56: the crew surpasses the distance record of Apollo 13 (already completed) 20:45: start of lunar observations 00:44: loss of communication when passing behind the Moon 00:45: “Earthset”, the Earth hides behind the Moon from the perspective of Orion 01:02: closest approach to the lunar surface, about 6,550 km 01:07: maximum distance from Earth 01:25: “Earthrise”, the Earth appears again on the other side of the Moon 01:25: Communication with the crew is recovered 02:35 – 03:32: solar eclipse seen from the ship 03:20: end of lunar observations What we see live. Beyond the technical milestones and schedules, there is a logical question that we all ask ourselves: what exactly are we going to be able to see during this flyby. NASA explains that The coverage includes live images of the Moon captured by cameras installed on Orion’s solar panels, which will allow us to follow the ship’s passage alongside our satellite for several hours. Now, the agency itself warns that the quality of these images may vary depending on distance, system limitations and communications bandwidth. That is, we will not always see a perfect signal, but it will be representative enough to follow the moment. The story is not over yet. While we continue to monitor what is happening hundreds of thousands of kilometers away, Artemis II continues to advance through a sequence of maneuvers that still has several key moments ahead during the early hours of the morning. We are not facing a mission that we can already consider closed, but rather we are facing an ongoing process that we are experiencing almost directly. Images | POT In Xataka | Artemis II is not just a victory for NASA: without the support of Europe it would have been impossible, literally

what time is it and how to follow it live

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Let’s tell you how you can see the launch of the Artemis II livethe space mission that will take NASA to the Moon again. This is a manned mission in the direction of our satellite, although the crew will not descend to it. After months of delays and uncertaintiesthis next morning a new attempt will be made. The new lunar landing will not happen until the Artemis IV mission, although this Artemis II is the mission with which NASA will know if it has the technological capacity to carry out a future lunar landing without setbacks. The mission will fly over the Moon between 6,000 and 9,000 kilometers above its far side, and will be launched this morning. Now we are going to give you all the data to see the launch. When is the Artemis II launched? Space mission launches are carried out in time windows in which the meteorology and climatic conditions are favorable so that everything goes well. And the next launch window is Wednesday, April 1 at 6:24 p.m. ET, and will last for two hours. This is at 0:24 on April 2 in Spain mainland, one hour less in the Canary Islands. In Mexico the time is 16:24, 19:24 in Argentina, and 17:24 in Colombia. As the window is two hours, the launch in Spanish time will be sometime between 0:24 and 2:24 in the morning. Where can you watch the launch? The launch of Artemis II will be broadcast live to the entire world through NASA’s official YouTube channel, whose address is youtube.com/@NASA. This will allow you to watch it from the browser, from any mobile phone, or on any smart television where you have the YouTube app. When you enter the NASA channel; you will see that there is a section of Upcoming live broadcasts. In it you will be able to see two for the next morning, that of the launch itself and that of the views of the launch from space. You will even have the option to click on the Receive notice so that the YouTube app notifies you and you don’t forget. Cover image | POT In Xataka | We already know what we will eat on the moon: Madrid stew. An American team manages to grow chickpeas in lunar regolith

Follow the presentation in Europe of Vivo’s photographic flagship live

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Today is an important day for Vivo: the Chinese company is going to present its new premium high-end terminal, the Vivo X300 Ultra. It might seem like just another launch, a typical presentation, but no. No, for a simple reason: it will be the first time that the Ultra model leaves China and arrives in Europe. And as it could not be otherwise, you will be able to follow the conference live and direct with us. The presentation of the Vivo X300 Ultra will be today, March 30, at 1:20 p.m. Spanish peninsular time. You can follow it via our YouTube channel in a streaming led by Ángela Blanco and Francisco Franconi. The schedules according to regions are as follows: Spain: 13:20 (12:20 in the Canary Islands). Mexico: 5:20 AM Colombia: 6:20 AM. Venezuela : 7:20 AM. Argentina, Chile: 8:20 AM. We are live What we expect from the Vivo X300 Ultra It is not the first time that the Vivo X300 Ultra walks on European territory. Vivo brought it to MWC 2026where he had it displayed and where we already had the opportunity to see it up close. The key to this terminal, beyond its technical sheet, is on camera and in the ecosystem of accessories that it will bring, just because, the physical teleconverter seems like it will make an appearance again. This converter, whose name is Zeiss Telephoto Extender Gen 2 Ultra, is a hardware solution to extend the native focal length of the telephoto, being able to reach 400 mm equivalent or what is the same, a 17x optical zoom. With digital cropping, we can reach 1,600 millimeters. It is expected that there will also be improvements in the hardware and that, inside, it will be a fully fledged high-end device. We still don’t know much about him, but we will clear up doubts in just a few hours. What we do know is that the Vivo X300 Pro We liked it a lot and that its camera left us with an exceptional taste in our mouths, so this Ultra model promises strong emotions. We remember: the presentation will be today, March 30, at 1:20 p.m. Spanish peninsular time. You can follow it through our YouTube channel. Images | Live edited by Xataka In Xataka | Follow the presentation of the Vivo X300 Ultra

those who follow this Japanese custom and clean less at home and those who do not

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Everyone does what they want at home, but there are habits that are better than others and customs that, although you may like them more or less individually, may be a cultural custom specific to your region. Without going any further, there is one that raises blisters and that no one is completely clear about: take off your shoes when entering the house. Without going any further, the map that you see below these lines and crowning the article is from Wikimedia: in green, the states that take off their shoes when they get home and in blue, those that do not. We tend to associate this habit with Japan and although it is probably the best-known country where it is applied, it is not the only one. Essentially almost all of Asia takes off its shoes, also North Africa and Canada. The latest Wikimedia map on Which countries take off their shoes at home and which don’t In fact, custom is multicultural and independent. Thus, in Japan they even have an area of ​​the house set up for this purpose, the genkanwith a step called agari kamachi where the sacred limit is established between the “outer world” (dirty) and the “inner world” (clean), as the digital media Nippon explains. In Nordic countries the custom is more related to the weather: moving around the house with shoes full of mud or snow does not seem like the best idea. In the Middle East, the origin points to religion. Without going any further, the Quran has some verses like this from Allah to Moses: “I am your Lord; take off your sandals, for you are in the sacred valley of Tuwa.” The question that bothers half the world: with or without shoes at home? In the discussion forum You can see how some places have changed their tones over the years, such as Middle Eastern countries such as Pakistan or Afghanistan and more recently, the United Kingdom. More than a new custom (although COVID made some hygiene measures stay forever), it is that this habit was probably not well monitored. Although the British case is curious. The world map of the tradition of taking off shoes at home. Seasia.co a few years ago a Reddit thread echoed an original map from Seasia.co (which also had your articlefocused on Southeast Asia) much richer because it goes one step further. It’s no longer that there are places where they take off their shoes and others that don’t, it’s just that there are places where it seems wrong for us to do so. In that small group appear Spain, France, Italy and all of central and southern America. Just the opposite of what happens in the majority of Asia and Africa: if you go to a house there and choose to leave your shoes on following your customs, you will be having a rude gesture. Here the United Kingdom finds its nuance: the norm is to leave your shoes on, but in some homes they prefer to take them off. Shoes yes or shoes no? Leaving aside religious issues and focusing on practice, the reality is that taking off your shoes is a good practice from a hygiene point of view. This study from Macquarie University in Sydney makes it clear: up to 60% of the dust and dirt that accumulates inside a house comes from outside and enters, effectively, through the feet. The pharmacist Álvaro Fernández account in El Periódico de Aragón that “99% of the shoes analyzed test positive for fecal matter” because well, we walk through places where there are traces of excrement and dirt. Microbiologist Jonathan Sexton of the University of Arizona, confirm for Very Interesting the presence in almost all soles of bacteria such as E.coli (present in 96% of cases) and Clostridium difficile. And not only microorganisms: according to The Conversation, Shoes have pesticides from gardens, lead from urban dust and carcinogenic asphalt sealers, all of that goes home. But there is no need to be shocked either: there are fecal bacteria in our mobile and that’s not why we leave it on the doorstep of the house. Simply put: the best way to have a clean house is not to clean, it is not to stain. Prevention is better than cure. Of course, everyone in their house does what they want. In Xataka | The nations of the world and their stereotypes, seen by Japan in this amazing map from 1932 In Xataka | We had suspected for decades that Imperial Japan had a “great Mongolian route.” And finally we have found your maps Cover | Wikimedia

follow today’s Unpacked 2026 presentation live

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Important day for Samsung. Like every year, and practically at the gates of MWC 2026, the Korean firm has summoned us in San Francisco to attend his Galaxy Unpacked. At this event we will almost certainly learn about their new batch of smartphones and innovations in artificial intelligence. It is an important event and, as it could not be otherwise, you will be able to follow it live and direct with us. The first Galaxy Unpacked of the year will take place today, February 25, at 7:00 p.m., Spanish peninsular time. You can follow it on our live page, on YouTube (where we will have an exclusive surprise) and on Instagramsince our colleague Eva Rodríguez has flown to the other side of the pond to attend the conference. The schedules according to regions are as follows: Spain: 19:00 (18:00 in the Canary Islands). Mexico: 12:00 PM. Colombia: 1:00 PM. Venezuela: 2:00 PM Chile and Argentina: 3:00 PM. Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026, live What we hope to see Unless there is some surprise in the form of glasses, a new format wearable or, who knows, a quantifier ring, it is to be expected that the main protagonists of the Unpacked that concerns us today will be the Galaxy S26. If everything goes as in previous years, the family will be made up of three terminals, the most powerful and complete being the Ultra model. Along with the folding ones, which we will surely see in the summer, the company’s portfolio does not seem like it will change much. It makes sense. After all, 2026 is a difficult year for the consumer technology sector, which is exposed to a pressing lack of chips, specifically RAM and storage. Thus, the Galaxy S26 surely represents an incremental improvement compared to the last generation focused on specific aspects, such as the camera and the battery. AI, of course, will once again occupy a central space in the presentation. Samsung is betting big on Galaxy AI and, in fact, we know that one of the big news this year is its multi-agent approach with Bixby, Google Gemini and Perplexity. Three assistants in a single device, let’s see how Samsung has managed it. As for other devices that could have their share of prominence, Samsung has not talked about them for a long time. glasses with Android XR. It has also been two years without renewing the Galaxy Ringwhich now, with silicon-carbon batteries on the table, would perhaps make more sense. We will clear up doubts in just a few minutes, see you live! In Xataka | Follow Galaxy Unpacked live

His trick is to follow the philosophy of Jony Ive

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If you work in a more or less large company, you will surely have already suffered one of its endemic evils: meetings. Or rather, have many meetings. Steve Jobs I was clear that they were a huge problem and Larry Page had a hard time solving it because yes, excessive meetings are not something new by any means, although with teleworking they will skyrocket for obvious reasons. And for Brian Chesky, CEO of Airbnb, they are the symptom of a much worse problem within the company. The key to having fewer meetings: manage tasks, not people In fact, the co-founder of Airbnb is clear that this abundance of meetings is not an evil but a sign of aspects to improve within the corporation. To begin with, its size: “It is not because there are no Wednesday meetings. It is because there are too many people“, counted in a talk for Khosla Ventures. The manager’s proposal involves employing a small, high-level workforce: “We want a small, agile, elite and highly qualified team, not a team of mid-range people. And the reason is that each person implies a communication tax.” And he points out another problem that points directly to human resources: mediocre hiring. Basically, in Chesky’s ideology, when someone is not capable of doing a job, they hire people who do not know how to do it either and they also hire more people to carry it out in a kind of empire of incompetence. Each person pulls in a direction, so of course they have to meet to share their progress. And more bureaucracy. Also, lead by example: account which completely removed the layers of management so that only people truly specialized in a given task lead it: “You can only manage the function if you are an expert. You don’t manage people. You manage people through the work.” In a nutshell: you manage tasks, not people. His inspiration: the legendary Jony Ive, now working closely with Sam Altman in building a device with AI. Ive’s philosophy It involves focusing on work and forming a team that designs together. In Xataka | Bill Gates has been a famous “workaholic” but he knew who to hire to solve problems: the lazy ones In Xataka | The quality that Warren Buffet advises to always look for in job candidates Cover | Airbnb and Marcus Dawes via Wikimedia

Follow our gala today and pre-gala live with Joaquín Reyes, raffles and more surprises

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The day has come! Today, finally, the gala of the Xataka NordVPN Awards 2025 at the Capitol Cinemas in Madrid, the great technology festival in which we will meet the best tech products of the year led by Joaquín Reyes and our colleague Ángela Blanco. If you already have your ticket, see you there; If you prefer to join us from home, it goes without saying that you can follow the gala live and direct from our website and from our official Twitch channel. This year we have 24 categories plus the Community Awardthe one that you, our xatakeros, deliver, and that is awarded to the product that you have voted for the most. It is worth remembering that it was you who, with your votes, selected the finalist products that will face each other today at the grand gala. Your votes will also be added to the jury’s votes to determine the winners. That being said, here is the agenda for the day and everything you can expect. Yes, including the multiple raffles that will take place during the pre- and post-gala. Follow the gala and pre-gala of the Xataka NordVPN 2024 Awards live from here Pregala in Xataka: 18:00 – 20:00. Xataka NordVPN 2025 Awards Gala: from 20:00. For xatakeros with confirmed tickets who join us live and in person at the Capitol Cinemas, in the confirmation email you can consult all the information for attendance and access. Giveaways for viewers on Twitch If you cannot join us during this special day, no problem, you can follow the gala live via Twitch and, incidentally, participate in the raffles. You have all the information in this article, but here we leave you a summary of what you can win this afternoon: To participate, all you have to do is follow the broadcast and pay attention, as we will be asking questions. The first ten xatakeros to answer correctly in the Twitch chat will receive a number from one to ten and will move on to the next round. In this one, one of the presenters will draw a random number. The participant who has that number will win the prize, as long as he or she meets the requirements, which are, in addition to answering correctly, be of legal age and resident in Spain. The legal bases will be published in the Twitch chat as the draws take place. NordVPN offers you a fast and stable connection thanks to your more than 6,300 servers in more than 110 countries. Enjoy advanced cybersecurity tools with Threat Protection Pro™, securely access your streaming platforms favorites wherever you are and enjoy the best offers on flights and hotels. Advice offered by the brand The awards As in all previous editions, the Xataka editorial team made a prior selection of devices presented in each category. For several weeks we asked the xatakeros to Vote for your favorite products to select the finalists. From those votes has come the list of finalists competing today. To choose the winners, a jury of specialized journalists from Xataka and other media have voted for their favorites from among the finalists. Your votes have been added to their votes with a weight of one third. The winners have been extracted from the sum of all those votes.which will be announced at the Xataka NordVPN 2025 Awards gala. These are all the categories competing this year and Here you can find the finalists of each category. Best mobiles Best entry-level mobile Best mid-range mobile Best high-end mobile Best super high-end mobile Best folding mobile Best tablet and smartwatch Best tablet best smartwatch Best computers and accessories Best desktop computer best laptop Best convertible laptop Best gaming laptop Best computer component or peripheral Best TVs and sound devices Best super high-end television Best high-end TV Best entry and mid-range television best headphones best speaker Best connected devices in the home Best home appliance and connected device Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Cleaning Device Best electric car and technological hybrid car Best technological electric car Best technological hybrid car Best video game and series/movie best video game Best series/movie Best generative artificial intelligence tool Best Generative AI Tool The candidates selected to compete this year They have gone on sale in 2025 or will do so with a confirmed date before the end of the year. In addition, those that were left out last year due to having been announced and/or put on sale after the Awards were held are included. Those who have been left out this year will compete in the 2026 edition. Unfortunately, we cannot hold the gala on December 31 and our idea is that the Awards can serve as support in the purchasing decision for this last part of the year. We believe it is the best solution. Thank you all very much and we are waiting for you at the Xataka NordVPN 2025 Awards!

follow the opposite recipe to IKEA

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The Danish chain JYSK has reached 172 stores in Spain and Portugal after opening 28 new ones last year, already billing 221 million euros. Their plan: reach 300 stores in the coming years. Known as ‘the Danish IKEA’, its big difference compared to the Swedes is that IKEA opens large commercial temples that usually require specific trips as they are in very specific locations, while JYSK multiplies points of sale in medium-sized cities and provincial capitals with smaller stores. Why is it important. JYSK has become IKEA’s great competitor in Spain without trying to imitate it. Its capillarity strategy allows it to cover areas where its rival is not present, capturing impulsive purchases and quick renovations that do not justify a trip to the outskirts of the city. The result: it grows in billing while expanding its network at an accelerated pace. The contrast. IKEA is a planned excursion. JYSK is a casual purchase. The Swedish giant is betting on a few megastores that concentrate thousands of products. The Dane prefers premises of 1,000-1,500 square meters that are more accessible from home. They are opposite models that pursue the same client at different times. Between the lines. The key is in positioning: JYSK sells “hygge“Danish —Nordic comfort—at competitive prices, but without the logistical complexity of IKEA. Reduced catalogue, without exhibition labyrinths. The customer comes in, buys and leaves. The company has 3,500 stores around the world and aims for 5,000. On the peninsula it has invested 12 million euros to create 250 direct jobs. His recent landing in Calatayud (Aragón) is a good reflection of its strategy: it is its fourth store in the community, and it follows a pattern: strategic cities without commercial saturation. The opening in Almenara (Castellón) of a logistics center of 274,000 square meters, with an investment of 300 million, will supply Spain, Portugal and Morocco from 2028. It will be the new headquarters for the Peninsula, with 250 employees and capacity for 182,500 pallets. Yes, but. JYSK is still far from IKEA in turnover: the Swedes earned 1,986 million in Spain last year, almost nine times more. The difference lies in the average ticket: IKEA dominates in large purchases (kitchens, complete bedrooms, etc.) JYSK is strong in partial renovations and add-ons. The question is whether JYSK can maintain this pace without cannibalizing its own stores. Capillarity has a limit: opening too many points in nearby areas reduces profitability. At the moment it works because Spain still has untapped commercial gaps. In Xataka | After DANA, underground parking is under scrutiny in Valencia. And there is already a reference: the “IKEA model” Featured image | JYSK

Disney’s most profitable business for years has been amusement parks. And Netflix is ​​going to follow in their footsteps

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In a turn that will not be too surprising to those who closely follow the finances of entertainment giants like Disney, Netflix has made the leap to the physical world. Last Wednesday, the platform inaugurated its first permanent entertainment center in King of Prussia, a town located 25 kilometers from Philadelphia. A real dive into Netflix products that makes it clear that there are no authors or stars here, but a single corporation with things very clear. What does it consist of? Netflix House is a two-story complex with a surface area equivalent to a football stadium and that allows visitors to tour replicas of scenes from series such as ‘Wednesday‘, ‘The squid game‘ either ‘Stranger Things‘. For example, there is a replica of the room that Wednesday shares with Enid at Nevermore Academy, where visitors solve a murder with Thing through their cell phones, or a escape room based on ‘One Piece’. There is also a nine-hole mini golf course with automatic ball tracking technology, whose courses are themed to series such as ‘Bridgerton’ or ‘The Squid Game’. Finally, there are virtual reality rooms. As a culmination, a restaurant with dishes inspired by the series, and the TUDUM theater, with 229 seats for screenings. The company already plans to open a second headquarters in Dallas on December 11 and a third in Las Vegas in 2027. Admission is free, although the experiences have a cost: from $15 for a game of mini golf to $39 for the main immersive attractions. On the go. The flexibility of the model was demonstrated before the inauguration. The success of ‘The K-pop Warriors’ It caught those responsible for the installation by surprise, but its presence was incorporated into the venue on the fly with life-size figures of its protagonists and merchandising exclusive. And of course, more dedicated content is promised in the coming months. It is one of the strong points of the project: that although there is always the presence of timeless hits such as ‘The Paper House’ or ‘The Squid Game’, last-minute audience bombshells can be incorporated to make it an experience that breathes a certain life of its own. British roots. This concept that Netflix exploits does not come from the United States, but from the United Kingdom: for example, Fabien Riggall founded Secret Cinema in 2007 with the idea of ​​making your childhood wish come true of “living inside a movie.” Its first event brought together 400 people in an abandoned railway tunnel to screen a film whose title was kept secret until the last moment, with stages and actors decorated to give the atmosphere. Since then, the company has raised over £130,000 for charitieswith increasingly spectacular and complex installations. A few years before, in 2000, Punchdrunk already existed, immersive theater collective where the public was not limited to passively observing the work, but went on a tour of spaces where the action took place. London has ended up consolidating itself as global epicenter of these interactive experiences. Like a virus. Of course, this idea did not come from Netflix: its rivals have been operating comparable facilities for decades. Disney is the clearest example given its long experience in amusement parkswill allocate 60,000 million dollars to its experiences division over the next decade. Universal invested 7 billion in its recently inaugurated Epic Universe, based on franchises such as Harry Potter or Super Mario. Let us remember that Disney’s parks division contributes 70% of the profits of the company. Of course, be careful with the powerful comparative advantage of the Netflix proposal: entry to Netflix House is free. It’s just the beginning. This is not an isolated experiment or an extra next to Netflix’s main business: the platform’s decision to stop communicating its number of subscribers should give us a clue about how they have peaked in certain aspects, and need to continue expanding their reach. Netflix has reached agreements with cinema chains in the United States and sporting events have become core part of its offer. He has already made it clear that the plan is to open up to 25 of these Netflix Houses around the world and to continue releasing plays like ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow‘. We are going to continue hearing about Netflix for a long time. Header | Netflix In Xataka | The chaos of streaming is causing a phenomenon that we thought was in recession: downloads are increasing

follow Freepik’s artificial intelligence conferences live

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Today is the day. Today it finally begins Upscale Confan event organized by Freepik and of which Xataka is a Media Partner. Upscale Conf is made up of two days full of conferences, round tables and workshops with artificial intelligence as the protagonist. Two xatakeros and their respective companions will be able to enjoy both days in person having won the draw we did a few days ago, but if you don’t want to miss the conferences, you also have options. Just because, Freepik will broadcast Upscale Conf live and direct. We will tell you below how to follow the talks. Follow Upscale Conf live When: November 4th and 5th. Where: In Malaga, although you can follow it live via streaming. What to expect from Upscale Conf Upscale Conf is now celebrating its third edition. After its debut in Malaga last November and its visit to San Francisco, Freepik brings its great event home again. During the two days that will take place on November 4 and 5attendees will be able to attend conferences by industry leaders and creators, participate in panels, practical workshops and sessions hands-onin addition to enjoying networking spaces and moments. Upscale Conf in San Francisco | Image: Freepik It will be a very interesting meeting and, if you want to work up an appetite, you can consult the complete agenda and list of speakers on the official website. Small preview: among them you will find designers, creative directors, founders and CEOs of companies such as Freepik, ElevenLabs, Google Cloud, The Dor Brothers, SpecialGuestX or GenreAI, among many others. Those who cannot attend will be able to follow the conferences through YouTube. There will be two live shows: the one from the first day and the second day. Both start at 8:30. In the video above you will find the updated live stream so you can watch it directly from here. Cover image | Xataka In Xataka | “AI is unstoppable”: the CEO of Freepik talks to us about AI, entrepreneurship and the mistakes of an EU that only focuses on the dangers of AI

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