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Why European Firms Shun AI: Expertise Gaps and Privacy Fears
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Why European Firms Shun AI: Expertise Gaps and Privacy Fears

Only 2% of European companies see AI as useless, yet adoption stalls due to expertise shortages and privacy fears. Data from Eurostat shows

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Germany's €125M AI Competition Aims to Build Europe's Frontier AI Labs
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Germany's €125M AI Competition Aims to Build Europe's Frontier AI Labs

Germany's federal innovation agency SPRIND launches 'Next Frontier AI,' a €125 million competition to fund European AI labs. The initiative

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OpenAI's Record-Breaking IPO: Five Key Details for European Investors
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OpenAI's Record-Breaking IPO: Five Key Details for European Investors

OpenAI is preparing a $60bn IPO, potentially the largest ever, with a September 2026 target. The company's $1tr valuation would rank it amon

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Candela's Electric Hydrofoil Ferries Aim to Revive Europe's Waterways
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Candela's Electric Hydrofoil Ferries Aim to Revive Europe's Waterways

Candela's P12 ferry uses hydrofoils and computer control to lift above water, reducing drag and energy consumption by 80%. The company has o

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Turkic States Pledge Digital Integration and AI Cooperation at Turkistan Summit
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Turkic States Pledge Digital Integration and AI Cooperation at Turkistan Summit

Kazakhstan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan agreed on a digital future at the OTS informal summit in Turkistan. Key initiativ

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SpaceX Delays Starship Launch as It Prepares for Record $1.75 Trillion IPO
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SpaceX Delays Starship Launch as It Prepares for Record $1.75 Trillion IPO

SpaceX called off its 12th Starship launch seconds before liftoff due to a hydraulic pin issue. The delay comes as the company files for a r

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IBM gains €23bn in market value after US quantum computing investment
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IBM gains €23bn in market value after US quantum computing investment

IBM shares rose over 12% after the US government unveiled a $2bn quantum computing investment programme. The company gained €23bn in market

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Study: Musk's Grokipedia Favors Right-Wing Sources on Sensitive Topics
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Study: Musk's Grokipedia Favors Right-Wing Sources on Sensitive Topics

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin and Technological University Dublin analyzed nearly 18,000 English-language pages. Grokipedia articles

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Greece Opens Laser Ground Station to Boost European Satellite Connectivity
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Greece Opens Laser Ground Station to Boost European Satellite Connectivity

The Holomondas Optical Ground Station in northern Greece has begun operations, supporting high-speed laser communications for Greek satellit

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Ukraine's Drone Pilots Turn Combat Training into High-Speed Tournaments
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Ukraine's Drone Pilots Turn Combat Training into High-Speed Tournaments

Ukraine is transforming FPV drone training into competitive tournaments to enhance pilots' speed, precision, and tactical skills. These even

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AI Talent Wars: How a Handful of Researchers Command Billion-Dollar Fortunes
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AI Talent Wars: How a Handful of Researchers Command Billion-Dollar Fortunes

Only a few hundred people globally can build frontier AI systems, driving fierce competition among firms like OpenAI, Meta, and Google DeepM

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EU Digital Chief: Tech Sovereignty Means Reducing Dependencies, Not Isolation
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EU Digital Chief: Tech Sovereignty Means Reducing Dependencies, Not Isolation

Henna Virkkunen, the European Commission's Executive Vice-President for Technological Sovereignty, Security, and Democracy, says tech sovere

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