Research programmes, startups, public digital infrastructure and the people building it.
The French AI startup has closed its largest funding round, positioning itself as a sovereign alternative to US-dominated generative AI platforms. The investment reflects growing European appetite for control over AI infrastructure, not just data.
Advanced Engineering's Gram brand is leveraging high-performance computing through FFplus to cut development cycles for its transformable road and triathlon bikes.
Lexroom has acquired Praven Intelekt, a Sofia-based legal tech startup, marking its first move into Central and Eastern Europe and its second major acquisition this quarter.
The Swiss identity technology firm has expanded its presence across multiple European digital credential ecosystems, positioning itself to serve governments and private organizations beyond the 2026 EUDI Wallet rollout.
Nvidia has agreed to purchase the open-source AI platform Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, aiming to expand the developer community's access to AI tools and infrastructure.
The Finnish telecoms firm has launched a dedicated research centre in Saudi Arabia's capital to develop artificial intelligence solutions that enable self-managing communications networks.
The identity verification firm has registered as a non-qualified electronic attestations provider in Poland, positioning itself to help businesses issue and accept reusable digital credentials ahead of Europe's wallet rollout.
The immigration and secure credentialing joint venture has brought in Idemia Public Security to add biometric capabilities, signalling a push to build an integrated platform for government and cross-border identity use cases.