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By Kai Lindgren

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

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Ariane 6's latest launch strengthens Europe's weather satellite network
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Ariane 6's latest launch strengthens Europe's weather satellite network

Ariane 6 lifted off from French Guiana carrying MTG-I2, a next-generation Meteosat satellite. The launch marks a key step for Europe's weath

John Ternus: the hardware engineer now steering Apple's AI future
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John Ternus: the hardware engineer now steering Apple's AI future

John Ternus becomes Apple's CEO on Tuesday, succeeding Tim Cook after 15 years. The hardware engineer faces the challenge of closing the AI

Launch safety: how neutralisation protocols shield every mission
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Launch safety: how neutralisation protocols shield every mission

European launch sites use neutralisation protocols to safeguard crews and ground teams. The system is designed to contain failures before th

Inside Kourou: How Europe's Ariane 6 and MTG-I2 satellite prepare for liftoff
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Inside Kourou: How Europe's Ariane 6 and MTG-I2 satellite prepare for liftoff

Europe's Ariane 6 rocket is being prepared in Kourou to launch the MTG-I2 weather satellite, which will speed up mapping of Earth's surface

Waymo's Munich launch: can robotaxis make Europe's roads safer?
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Waymo's Munich launch: can robotaxis make Europe's roads safer?

Waymo will launch its first European robotaxi service in Munich, citing safety data that shows AVs are 12 to 20 times safer than human-drive

Former Twitter staff launch rival platform to challenge Musk's X
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Former Twitter staff launch rival platform to challenge Musk's X

A startup led by former Twitter general counsel Stephen Coates has launched Twitter.now, a new social platform that revives the Twitter bran

Meta's teen curbs: a US deal with lessons for Europe
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Meta's teen curbs: a US deal with lessons for Europe

Meta will cap teen Instagram and Facebook use at two hours daily and block access overnight under an $18bn US settlement. Critics say the me

Ariane 6 launches MTG-I2, completing Europe's new weather satellite trio
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Ariane 6 launches MTG-I2, completing Europe's new weather satellite trio

MTG-I2 launched on Ariane 6 from French Guiana, completing the first trio of Meteosat Third Generation satellites. It will deliver high-reso

gamescom 2026 opens in Cologne with record exhibitor and visitor numbers
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gamescom 2026 opens in Cologne with record exhibitor and visitor numbers

gamescom 2026 opened in Cologne with record exhibitor and visitor numbers. The event underscores Germany's position as Europe's leading gami

Google AI chatbot faces bias accusations over nationality-based advice
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Google AI chatbot faces bias accusations over nationality-based advice

Google's AI search tool has been accused of racial bias after giving different advice depending on the nationality in user queries. Tests by

ESA awards PLD Space €158.9m to boost MIURA 5 launches
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ESA awards PLD Space €158.9m to boost MIURA 5 launches

ESA has signed its first European Launcher Challenge contract with Spain's PLD Space, worth €158.9 million. The funding will boost MIURA 5 l

Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra set for September 9 debut
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Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra set for September 9 debut

Apple will unveil its first foldable phone, the iPhone Ultra, on September 9. The device features dual screens, four cameras, and the new A2