Research programmes, startups, public digital infrastructure and the people building it.
The Italian city won recognition for combining citizen science and open standards to track heat and air quality, feeding real-time data into decisions that make cities more resilient to climate risks.
Zagreb is positioning its national digital identity app as a solution for age verification under incoming EU rules to protect minors online, while advancing its broader digital infrastructure rollout.
The French energy technology giant has launched a bid to acquire Sofia-based Shelly Group in an all-cash transaction, pending regulatory approval and a 95% shareholding threshold.
The European supercomputing initiative has recognised outstanding researchers and papers at its annual gathering, honouring projects that tackle climate resilience, subsurface imaging and multilingual AI.
Orion, a century-old Finnish pharmaceutical company, is leveraging Europe's LUMI supercomputer to speed up molecular simulations in cancer and pain research, marking a deepening partnership between industry and high-performance computing infrastructure.
A new partnership between Europe and seven Latin American countries will pool high-performance computing resources and expertise in artificial intelligence, addressing regional capacity gaps and strengthening ties through the EU-LAC Digital Alliance.
As India exports its digital public infrastructure model to dozens of countries, it has yet to establish statutory safeguards or even a legal definition for these systems at home.
The Access Resource Committee, formally established with 91 members in August 2026, held its first Bureau meeting to oversee scientific evaluation of proposals for Europe's supercomputing infrastructure.