Research programmes, startups, public digital infrastructure and the people building it.
South Africa's largest city has made open source software central to its data analytics operations, publishing its own tools and reducing reliance on proprietary vendors.
A Treasury Department study of over 33,000 fraud reports filed between September 2023 and December 2025 reveals nearly $13 billion in losses to elaborate schemes run from Southeast Asian crime hubs, prompting federal authorities to demand stronger vigilance from financial institutions.
An EU-funded research project is piloting technologies that could let citizens and institutions share data and prove identity without surrendering control—a critical test as the EUDI Wallet deadline approaches.
With the EU Digital Identity Wallet deadline looming at year's end, a new study reveals that security concerns and lack of trust remain the biggest barriers to adoption across the continent.
The French artificial intelligence startup has secured €3 billion in fresh capital, valuing the company above €21 billion and establishing a new benchmark for European technology fundraising.
Finland's LUMI AI Factory will host LUMI-IQ, a superconducting quantum system built from the ground up for error-corrected logical qubits, arriving in stages through 2029.
EuroHPC JU has inaugurated Arrhenius, a mid-range supercomputer hosted at Linköping University in Sweden, capable of executing over 60 petaflops and ranking 42nd globally in computational power.
Online resources about e-Estonia abound, but study visits reveal the human decisions and institutional cooperation behind the technology that no webinar can convey.