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A new protocol combining policy languages, digital wallets and identity standards could enable organisations to automatically verify each other's eligibility before sharing data across institutional boundaries.
The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking is seeking proposals to build large-scale sovereign AI computing facilities across EU member states, with applications due by November 2026 and operations expected to begin within 18 months of selection.
The EU is mobilizing public and private capital to build large-scale AI computing facilities across member states, aiming to give European companies and researchers direct access to frontier model infrastructure.
The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking is backing a new phase of its pan-European master's degree in high-performance computing, running from 2026 to 2032 and targeting hundreds of graduates across four cohorts.
Danish researchers can now apply for computing time on LUMI and other EuroHPC supercomputers through a new allocation round managed by the country's research network.
The European supercomputing initiative is procuring MeluXina-Q, a quantum system starting with 10 semiconductor spin qubits and upgradeable to over 80, as part of its strategy to diversify quantum computing across the continent.
The European Commission is negotiating a border security framework with the Trump administration that would grant US authorities access to sensitive biometric databases across the EU, raising serious concerns about fundamental rights protection.
Europe's leading privacy conference invites submissions for its 14th edition on 13 October 2026 in Brussels and online, seeking sessions that explore who builds technology, where power lies, and how communities can chart self-determined digital futures.