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EU Chips Act Under Fire: Industry Warns Europe Can’t Build Tech Sovereignty on Semiconductors Alone
Europe’s ambition to secure technological sovereignty is facing a new challenge as the Global Electronics Association (GEA) urges…
A New Axis of Innovation: Japan Becomes Horizon Europe’s Biggest Partner Yet
Japan has signed up to participate in Horizon Europe, the €93.5 billion European Union flagship research and innovation…
Mapping Europe’s agritech winners in 2025
European agritech enters 2025 with sharpened focus and with some evidence of growing maturity, as investors increasingly prioritise…
Why the next generation of banks will be built, not upgraded
As artificial intelligence moves from a promising experiment to essential infrastructure, investors are becoming much more discerning about…
Compliance in the age of adaptive crime and artificial intelligence
Compliance has ascended to become one of the most challenging strategic concerns facing institutional finance in 2025, because…
Allica’s Richard Davies and the long road from geeky habit to continental expansion
When the chief executive of Allica Bank, Richard Davies, travels for work, he indulges in what he describes…
Designing Trust, Intelligence, and Connection: Samsung’s Tech Forums at CES 2026
Samsung Electronics posted that it will host a series of high-level Technology Forum discussions during CES 2026, underlining the…
Partnership Over Ownership: How Uber and Lyft Are Bringing Robotaxis to Europe
Uber Technologies and Lyft, the ride-hailing giants, are getting ready to start testing autonomous taxi services in the…
Who Controls Europe’s Data? Inside the Battle for Digital Sovereignty
The ambition of Europe to achieve digital sovereignty meets with a sobering reality: an estimated 90 per cent…
From Zurich to Copenhagen: Omnidocs Strengthens Its European Software Platform
A Danish enterprise software firm, Omnidocs, has made a major acquisition in officeatwork, a Switzerland-based company offering solutions…