Technology
Startups, chips, AI policy, digital sovereignty and the engineers building Europe's tech stack.
EU Unveils AI Cybersecurity Plan, Revealing Dependence on US Models
The European Commission has released an AI cybersecurity action plan that relies heavily on recommendations and negotiated access to US mode
AI-Generated 'Actress' Tilly Norwood to Star in Feature Film 'Misaligned'
Particle6, the UK company behind AI-generated 'actress' Tilly Norwood, is producing a feature film titled 'Misaligned'. The project has draw
Greece Launches First Optical Microsatellite, Bolstering National Space Infrastructure
Greece's first optical microsatellite, Hyperion GR-1, has entered orbit, launched from Cape Canaveral on a SpaceX rocket. It is the first of
Parkout App Lets Athens Drivers Swap Parking Spots in Real Time
Parkout is a free app connecting drivers leaving parking spaces with those searching in Athens. It operates in districts without controlled
Google Expands Data Collection for AI Training: How Europeans Can Opt Out
Google is expanding the data it collects through Search, Maps, and other services, including images and audio, to train its AI models. Users
South Korea Enforces Anti-Fake News Law Amid Free Speech Fears
South Korea began enforcing a revised law on Tuesday that imposes tougher penalties for spreading false information online. Critics warn the
Dubai Founders HQ: A New Hub for Global Entrepreneurs with European Ambitions
Dubai Founders HQ, backed by the D33 agenda, provides a physical and digital ecosystem for entrepreneurs worldwide. The initiative targets 3
Over 100 Rights Groups Urge EU and UN to Enforce AI Safety Rules for Children
More than 100 organisations, including Amnesty International and Save the Children, demand that AI companies prove their systems are safe fo
Italy Eyes Solar Railways After Swiss Success with Track-Mounted Panels
Swiss start-up Sun-Ways completed a one-year trial of solar panels on active railway tracks in Buttes. The system produced 16,000 kWh, enoug
Vera C. Rubin Observatory's Giant Camera Begins Decade-Long Sky Survey
The 3,000-kilogram camera, about the size of a small car, will capture 700-800 images nightly. The survey will help scientists study dark ma
NASA's Swift Telescope Rescue: Robot Launched to Prevent Crash
A rescue spacecraft named Link launched Friday to save the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory from burning up in Earth's atmosphere. The $30 mil
Amazon's Leo Satellite Internet Service Set for Launch Later This Year
Amazon has launched 29 more satellites for its Leo internet service, bringing its constellation to over 390. The company plans to start comm