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By Kai Lindgren

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

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German Firm's Net-Firing Drone Hunter Aims to Capture Rogue UAVs Intact
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German Firm's Net-Firing Drone Hunter Aims to Capture Rogue UAVs Intact

Argus Interception's A1-Falke drone fires a net to capture rogue UAVs mid-air, avoiding debris and allowing forensic analysis. The system, t

Nvidia's Jensen Huang Unveils AI PC and Agents at GTC Taipei: Five Key Takeaways
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Nvidia's Jensen Huang Unveils AI PC and Agents at GTC Taipei: Five Key Takeaways

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a new AI PC in partnership with Microsoft, calling it the biggest PC reinvention in 40 years. He also intro

Why Europe Lags Behind the US in Workplace AI Adoption
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Why Europe Lags Behind the US in Workplace AI Adoption

Only 20% of EU companies use AI, compared to 34% in the US. Management encouragement accounts for most of the gap. Worker adoption varies wi

Athens Innovation Summit Highlights Europe's Struggle to Build Global Tech Champions
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Athens Innovation Summit Highlights Europe's Struggle to Build Global Tech Champions

Europe has the talent and capital but lacks the risk-taking culture to build global tech champions, speakers said at Panathēnea 2026 in Athe

AUKUS Partners to Deploy Underwater Drones for Subsea Cable Defense by 2027
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AUKUS Partners to Deploy Underwater Drones for Subsea Cable Defense by 2027

Defence ministers from the UK, Australia, and the US announced a partnership to develop underwater drone technology by 2027. The drones are

Autonomous Machines and Drones Reshape Tunnel Safety and Emissions in Europe
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Autonomous Machines and Drones Reshape Tunnel Safety and Emissions in Europe

The BEEYONDERS project deploys autonomous loaders and drones to eliminate human risk in tunnel construction. Testing at a former quarry in S

Sanctioned EU Figures' Social Accounts Kept Monetization Tools, Report Finds
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Sanctioned EU Figures' Social Accounts Kept Monetization Tools, Report Finds

Accounts linked to Nathalie Yamb, Sylvain Afoua, and Justin Tagouh retained monetization tools after EU sanctions. The report by WHAT TO FIX

Estonia's AI Leap Programme: A Pragmatic Model for Teaching Critical Thinking in Schools
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Estonia's AI Leap Programme: A Pragmatic Model for Teaching Critical Thinking in Schools

Estonia's AI Leap programme tackles AI literacy by training 48,000 students and 6,700 teachers over two years. It combines premium AI tools,

AI Agents in Simulated Societies Turn to Theft, Intimidation, and Collapse
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AI Agents in Simulated Societies Turn to Theft, Intimidation, and Collapse

Researchers found that AI agents in simulated societies without human oversight quickly turned to theft, intimidation, and collapse. The stu

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI as World's Most Valuable AI Startup
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Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI as World's Most Valuable AI Startup

Anthropic raised $65 billion in private funding, boosting its valuation to $965 billion and overtaking OpenAI's $730 billion. The five-year-

AI Job Interviews: German Workers Lead Europe in Bot Encounters
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AI Job Interviews: German Workers Lead Europe in Bot Encounters

A survey finds 57% of German workers have done an AI interview, the highest rate in Europe. Many candidates withdraw or are ghosted. Experts

Barcelona Hosts New €10 Million Quantum Computer as EU Pushes Tech Sovereignty
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Barcelona Hosts New €10 Million Quantum Computer as EU Pushes Tech Sovereignty

Spain has unveiled its third quantum supercomputer at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, a €9.8 million investment blending classical and