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By Kai Lindgren

Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.

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TSMC and Sony plan $6.3bn joint venture for advanced image sensors
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TSMC and Sony plan $6.3bn joint venture for advanced image sensors

TSMC and Sony plan to invest $6.3 billion in a joint venture to produce advanced image sensors in Japan. Sony will hold 60% and TSMC 40%, wi

EU satellite internet project Iris² advances toward launch
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EU satellite internet project Iris² advances toward launch

The European Union's Iris² satellite internet project has taken a major step toward launch. The constellation aims to provide secure, high-s

Germany's UFO hotline: 14,000 sightings and counting
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Germany's UFO hotline: 14,000 sightings and counting

Germany's CENAP reporting centre has received 14,000 UFO sighting reports, with three to six new cases daily. Director Hansjürgen Köhler exp

How to film Spain's 2026 total solar eclipse without frying your phone
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How to film Spain's 2026 total solar eclipse without frying your phone

Spain's first total solar eclipse since 1912 will cross the country on 12 August 2026. Pointing your phone at the sun without a filter can p

Denmark introduces stricter anti-cheating rules for AI in schools
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Denmark introduces stricter anti-cheating rules for AI in schools

Denmark's education ministry has announced immediate measures to combat AI-assisted cheating in upper secondary schools. New rules include o

Portugal's ubbu teaches coding to primary pupils across Europe
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Portugal's ubbu teaches coding to primary pupils across Europe

Ubbu, a Portuguese coding platform, teaches children aged six to fourteen through visual blocks and games. It reaches about half a million p

Pirated copies of 'The Odyssey' spread Lumma Stealer malware across Europe
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Pirated copies of 'The Odyssey' spread Lumma Stealer malware across Europe

Cybersecurity firm Bitdefender has detected malicious files disguised as pirated copies of 'The Odyssey' spreading the Lumma Stealer malware

Ukraine's drone sector stays resilient despite defence minister's exit
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Ukraine's drone sector stays resilient despite defence minister's exit

Ukraine's drone industry, built from scratch since 2022, is unlikely to be derailed by the recent dismissal of defence minister Mykhailo Fed

Uzbekistan's AI module flies on Chinese satellite for smarter Earth observation
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Uzbekistan's AI module flies on Chinese satellite for smarter Earth observation

Uzbekistan's first AI module for space has reached orbit aboard a Chinese Earth observation satellite. The technology processes hyperspectra

EU AI transparency rules now apply to everyday users
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EU AI transparency rules now apply to everyday users

From 2 August 2026, the EU's AI Act transparency rules apply to individuals and small businesses, not just big tech. Anyone creating or depl

Japanese designer harnesses tiny currents from soil and wine
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Japanese designer harnesses tiny currents from soil and wine

Japanese designer Satoshi Nakagawa has developed 'micropower collection,' drawing small electrical currents from soil, wine, and constructio

New Mexico court hits Meta with $567m penalty over child safety failures
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New Mexico court hits Meta with $567m penalty over child safety failures

A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $567 million for creating a public nuisance and endangering children on its platforms. The ruling