Europe is right to aim high. The global AI race is well underway, and the window to catch up is still open—but not for long.

A rout in shares of European companies embracing artificial intelligence deepened this week, as powerful new AI models raise ...

Europe’s dream of expanding homegrown AI is hitting a resources problem – with push back against power hungry data-centres ...

The first big problem for Europe's AI companies is that they do not have the same access to computing infrastructure as the ...

Only a tiny fraction of the more than 7,000 languages on Earth are supported by artificial intelligence models, so today ...

Discover global AI spending trends and how countries like the U.S., China, and the U.K. are shaping the future of technology.

The EU AI Act took effect on August 1, 2024 and sets harmonised rules for the development, marketing, and use of AI systems ...

Trump administration criticizes European tech regulations as censorship, unveiling a new AI plan focused on deregulation to ...

Software stocks in Europe fell sharply on Tuesday, with heavyweight SAP sliding more than 6% amid concerns over the risks ...

Powerful new AI models are causing a significant drop in shares of European companies investing in the technology, raising concerns about potential disruption in various sectors.

Helsing’s SG-1 AI-powered glider uses advanced acoustic sensors to detect ships and submarines, improving Europe’s maritime defense capabilities.