Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and counterparts from Slovakia, Poland, Czechia, and Hungary agreed Tuesday near Bratislava to deepen cooperation…
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Europe holds the $400M choke point that could halt the AI arms race
ASML, the Dutch firm that builds the world’s only extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, has become Europe’s most powerful lever in…
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EU slaps tougher scrutiny on ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox’s 160 million users
EU regulators on Monday classified ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as “very large” online services under the Digital Services Act, subjecting…
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Putin Orders Military Buildup Toward Belarus Border as NATO Warns Next Six Months Decisive
Poland’s prime minister warned that the next six months will determine NATO’s security trajectory after Russia’s deadliest strike on Ukraine…
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Europe Fights for AI Sovereignty as American Models Vanish Overnight
Europe’s tech sector grappled with AI sovereignty at Copenhagen’s TechBBQ after Anthropic restricted US users’ access to its Mythos and…
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Europe Fears Losing AI Control After Anthropic Cut Access
At TechBBQ in Copenhagen, which ended August 27, Europe’s tech community grappled with losing control over artificial intelligence after Anthropic…
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Von der Leyen’s September 16 address prioritizes AI job losses, climate fallout, and Ukraine
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s September 16 address will focus on climate policy and artificial intelligence’s impact on…
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Rival Telcos and NIST Warn Weak Identity Governance Could Cripple Agentic AI
Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone demonstrated that AI agents can complete identity access management work in one day rather than weeks.…
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Eurozone Credit Surge Propels Three AI Stocks Into Hiring, Accounting, Autos
Eurozone private credit is expanding at its fastest rate in years, boosting demand for automation and AI software. Three ASX-listed…
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Property Firms Face €15m Fines Under New EU AI Transparency Rules
Property firms across Europe face fines up to €15 million under Article 50 of the EU AI Act, effective 2…
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