This week’s stories are about tech, AI and sustainability, coming from the EU and the USA Europe launches €30B AI data center investment program The European Union officially launched a funding initiative to support the construction of seven large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) data centers across […]
This week’s stories are tech, AI and sustainability, coming from China, the EU and the UK UK plans fast-track visas for AI experts Britain plans to fast-track visas and reimburse application fees for overseas artificial intelligence (AI) specialists as part of a broader push to […]
This week’s stories come from EU, Korea and USA, covering startup, sustainability and tech 1-Europe leads in climate tech startups but faces funding challenges Europe hosts twice as many climate tech startups as the U.S. (30,000 compared to 14,300). However, a lack of venture capital […]
EU exported €5 billion of high-tech to Turkey, led with aerospace category The EU’s high-tech imports reached €478 billion ($527.1 billion), marking a slight 1% decrease from 2022, according to data released by Eurostat. China and the US together made up more than half of […]
This week’s stories cover two semiconductor and one sustainability issues 1-Qualcomm in search of acquiring Intel’s chip-design arm Qualcomm looks to acquire portions of Intel’s design arm to boost the company’s product portfolio, according to two sources familiar with the matter. I saw this scoop […]
Two stories come from Europe and one story from the US 1- Margrethe Vestager, Big Tech’s European nemesis, steps down Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s commissioner for competition, won’t be nominated for a third term and will be stepping down this year. I saw this […]
EU AI Act, Groq and Walmart are this week’s top stories 1-EU AI Act goes into effect, claiming global standard for AI governance The European Union’s AI Act entered into force by the beginning of August. History reveals It is the world’s first detailed regulation […]
Microsoft, crypto hacking and Greenpeace are this week’s major stories 1-From Microsoft to China staff: Stop using Android phones, switch to iPhone Microsoft said its staff China will only be allowed to use iPhones for work-related activities by September. I saw this story at ReadWrite […]
This week’s stories are about Akamai, European Union and Google 1-Bots establish 42% of overall web traffic Akamai, the content delivery company powering and protecting life online, launched a new State of the Internet (SOTI) report, finding that bots compose 42% of overall web traffic, […]
This week’s stories come from Europe and USA 1-Meta opens second AI startup accelerator in Europe Meta, owner of Facebok, announced its second AI startup accelerator in Europe. I saw this story at The Next Web and it aims startups that want to integrate open-source foundation […]
