Research programmes, startups, public digital infrastructure and the people building it.
The European supercomputing initiative has opened bidding for a new system designed to serve industrial users across the continent, combining CPU and GPU resources optimised for AI and simulation workloads.
The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has launched an ongoing call for proposals to grant preliminary access to quantum infrastructure across four European sites for testing and development work.
A new collaborative project brings together European and Japanese researchers to develop hybrid quantum-accelerated supercomputing systems, with funding of around €4 million from Horizon Europe and Japan's innovation programme.
Behind the EU's push to digitalise public services lies a troubling agenda that prioritises state control and market integration over individual rights and social inclusion.
Two recent elections reveal starkly different approaches to managing information during voting. While Ghana's messy but open digital environment allowed for self-correction, Tanzania's internet blackout silenced fact-checkers and enabled unchecked abuse.
OpenAI's shutdown of its viral video-generation app just half a year after launch reveals why pure AI-slop feeds fail—and what the tech industry must do to avoid repeating the mistake.
The European digital rights community has been active on multiple fronts, from developing tools for activists to exposing how EU money supports the global spyware industry.
European Digital Rights has launched a collaborative working group bringing together digital rights organisations and environmental advocates to tackle the intersection of tech policy and climate justice.