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Governments do not have a great track record of keeping up with emerging technology. But the complex, rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence (AI) raises legal, national security and civil rights concerns

Europe’s Startup Ecosystem: Overcoming Barriers to Global Competitiveness Europe’s startup ecosystem has great potential but faces structural and regulatory barriers that affect its global competitiveness. During the third policy workshop of

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WASHINGTON — The European Union will provide 200 million euros ($222 million) to support Europe’s space industry, in the form of a loan to help fund development of the Ariane 6 and

The new edition of the EU Blue Economy Report is out, offering an in-depth analysis of European blue economy sectors and their performances based on the latest available data.  The blue economy

The European Commission has proposed the launch of an AI factory, an AI Office, and other AI-related initiatives in a package of measures to support European startups and SMEs in developing trustworthy artificial intelligence

Germany should take a leaf out of France’s approach to tech and innovation if it wants to transform its economy and secure its “future prosperity,” said Verena Pausder, chairperson of the German Startup

European Union in provisional agreement on recycling, carbon footprint regulations for batteries – Energy-Storage.News Skip to content Source link

This week before Christmas, our research team tracked more than 85 funding deals totalling €1.1 billion+, and about 17 exits across Europe. We also looked at what the data tells us for