James Dacombe, 25, has become Europe’s youngest self-made billionaire after his AI chip startup Olix tripled its valuation to $3…
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German startup cuts AI token costs 60% with €7M European-only data layer
Aachen startup amber secured €7 million in Series A funding led by Ventech and NRW.Venture. Founded in 2021 by RWTH…
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Ireland Becomes Europe’s Digital Crime Evidence Hub Under New EU Deadline Rules
Ireland will become Europe’s central hub for cross-border digital evidence requests when the EU’s e-Evidence Regulation takes effect August 18th.…
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Genetic testing firm Invitae slashes 238 San Francisco jobs amid $1.3 billion loss
Invitae is cutting 238 San Francisco jobs, a 15% staff reduction, as the genetic testing company confronts severe financial distress.…
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EU Bans Forever Chemicals in Takeout Containers and Coffee Cups
New EU rules now ban PFAS “forever chemicals” in food-contact packaging such as takeout containers and coffee cups. The Packaging…
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From Facebook to WeWork: 10 Films Exposing Startup Chaos
Ten films and series expose the unvarnished chaos behind major tech companies. David Fincher’s *The Social Network* covers Facebook’s origins,…
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European record 39.97 seconds propels British quartet to historic mixed relay gold
Amy Hunt anchored Britain’s mixed 4x100m relay to a European championship record 39.97 seconds Sunday, securing her unprecedented fourth gold…
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EU AI Labels Could Leave Users More Vulnerable to Undisclosed Deepfakes
The EU’s proposal to label AI-generated content aims to inform users but may inadvertently create a false sense of security.…
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European Startups Face Brutal Choice as Float Secures €4.5M AI Platform
Stockholm fintech Float secured €4.5 million in Series A funding led by Hamburg’s CHAPTERS Group AG. Founded in 2022, Float…
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Kyiv Market Burns After Russian Strikes Injure Six
Six people were injured when Russian strikes hit a busy Kyiv market known for book and poster vendors. The attack…
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