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Today, EU Inc, an initiative to create a unified company structure for startups across Europe under a ‘28th Regime’, calls for its immediate inclusion in the European Commission 2025 Work Programme.  The

Authorities in Cyprus are planning to issue 150 startup visas until the end of 2026 as part of efforts to attract talented entrepreneurs from countries located outside the European Union (EU) and

The European Union’s (EU) push to establish itself as a leader in cutting-edge technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), is hampered by underinvestment, regulatory hurdles, and fragmented coordination. These challenges threaten to derail

Large language models (LLMs) landed on Europe’s digital sovereignty agenda with a bang last week, as news emerged of a new program to develop a series of “truly” open source LLMs covering

European technology companies Nokia and Ericsson, supported by ASML and SAP, hosted the “New Industrial Ambition for Europe Summit” in Brussels today, January 16. The event brought together EU leaders to discuss

This week we tracked more than 80 tech funding deals worth over €1.2 billion, and over 15 exits, M&A transactions, rumours, and related news stories across Europe. In addition to this week’s top financials, we’ve also indexed

The European Commission approved Nvidia’s proposed acquisition of Run:ai Thursday (Dec. 19), saying that it did so unconditionally and that the transaction would raise no competition concerns in the European Economic Area

Chip company Nvidia gets the green light from the European Union to complete its acquisition of Run:ai. The EU came to a unanimous decision today that Nvidia could go ahead with its

Venture funding into Europe is heading for a flat year, but this may obfuscate the fact that European AI startups are thriving. According to VC firm Balderton Capital and Dealroom, 25% of

A top court has ordered the European Union’s top executive authority to pay €400 (around $410) in damages to a German citizen for breaching its own data protection laws. In a statement,