Canada joined the EuroHPC supercomputing network on October 30 in Montreal, becoming its 39th member. Canadian researchers and companies gain…
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Vietjet Crashes Europe’s Budget Market With $1 Tickets and Prague Flights
Vietjet launched its first scheduled European Union route on October 10, 2026, flying twice weekly between Hanoi and Prague via…
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Ukrainian expats rally behind Nord Stream sabotage suspect as Hamburg trial opens
Supporters rallied in Hamburg as a German court opened the Nord Stream sabotage trial for Ukrainian national Serhii Kuznietsov, identified…
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200 European Researchers Gain Access to Google’s Most Advanced AI Models
Google will grant 200 European researchers access to its most advanced AI models under the European Commission’s RAISE program, announced…
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Mastercard doubles Dublin workforce to 2,000 with second Leopardstown office
Mastercard has opened a second office at its Leopardstown campus, doubling its Dublin workforce to more than 2,000 employees, up…
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Oracle Publishes Live Water, Noise, and Emissions Data for New Mexico Megacampus
Oracle will publish live water use, noise, heat, and emissions data from its New Mexico data center campus once Project…
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UK M&A firm plants flag in Chrysler Building after $10.7m boost
UK M&A advisory firm LAVA Advisory Partners has opened a permanent New York office in the Chrysler Building following a…
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Netherlands plant will trap 800,000 tonnes of CO2 yearly for Norway burial
Europe’s largest carbon capture system will begin operating in 2026 at Yara International’s Sluiskil fertiliser plant in the Netherlands, trapping…
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Quantum computing giant Pasqal eyes Thailand pilot via Chula Paris mission
Thailand is positioning itself as an early adopter of neutral atom quantum computing through a research collaboration with Pasqal. The…
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Europe Pours €30 Billion Into Massive AI Computing Hubs Across the Continent
Europe is funding a continent-wide network of AI data centers with a check the size of small nations' entire GDPs.…
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