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European tech founders are teaming to keep young startup talent from leaving the continent. As the Financial Times (FT) reported Wednesday (March 12), the effort — dubbed Project Europe — is a

Google has quietly dropped its appeal in France against an antitrust fine of half a billion euros levied against it last summer for major breaches in how it negotiated to remunerate local

The European Commission said on Friday it has unconditionally approved Nvidia’s $700 million bid for Israeli startup Run:ai. The EU’s probe into the deal focused on practices that could strengthen Nvidia’s control

Imperial brought together our European and global science communities earlier this week to mark the start of the UK’s association to Horizon Europe. To mark the start of UK association to Horizon

In our new regular weekly round-up of news in Europe, here’s some of the broader stories that may be of interest. • The European Union is never very far away from reaching

This week kicked off with a bang in European tech, with the announcement that Paris-based generative AI startup Mistral AI had closed a €385m Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz and

  The development of the WindWings fixed wing sail system is at the centre of the EU supported CHEK project, coordinated by the University of Vaasa in Finland. The project brought together 17

To dissuade concerns that Europe is overregulating artificial intelligence (AI), which could stifle innovation in the bloc, the European Commission has released a set of rules to enable start-ups and other businesses

Finland is now home to more than 3,800 startups, with a combined enterprise value of €48.2 billion last year alone. ADVERTISEMENT In the world of startup business culture, it’s okay to fail. 

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