European Union (EU) stories
Microsoft to enable in-country Copilot data processing by 2026
Yesterday
Microsoft will enable in-country data processing for Microsoft 365 Copilot interactions in 15 countries by 2026, enhancing control and regulatory compliance.
UK firms fear AI data non-compliance amid new regulatory risks
3 days ago
Over half of UK firms are unsure if their AI-generated data meets regulations, risking heavy fines amid growing data and compliance challenges.
UK leads Europe in AI adoption but most stay in pilot phase
5 days ago
The UK leads Europe in AI adoption, with 9% of firms fully integrating it, yet 70% remain in pilot stages amid operational and organisational challenges.
Straker wins EU & IBM deals to boost AI translation revenue
Last week
Straker secures a EUR €525,000 EU contract and a NZD $28 million IBM deal, advancing its AI-driven translation services and expanding global enterprise reach.
End of de minimis is maximising complexity and cost for UK retailers
Last month
UK retailers face rising costs and complexity as de minimis import duty exemptions end, challenging cross-border eCommerce and holiday sales.
CybExer develops AI-driven cyber defence solution with 500K support
Last month
CybExer has secured EUR €494,200 to develop an AI-driven cyber defence solution enhancing organisational readiness and adaptive threat response.
Intigriti & Shield partner to boost healthcare cyber security
Last month
Intigriti partners with Shield to enhance cyber security and ensure NIS2 compliance for Belgian healthcare organisations under FPS Health framework.
Totalmobile & MACS EU to modernise UK & EU field operations
Last month
Totalmobile partners with MACS EU to modernise field operations for UK and EU industries, boosting efficiency and compliance with integrated digital solutions.
Elemental Concept launches German office to drive EU expansion
Last month
Elemental Concept has launched a German office led by Georg Brunner to boost its expansion across Europe’s largest ICT market, focusing on AI, cybersecurity, and cloud.
New Zealand’s chance to lead in green datacentres
Last month
New Zealand stands poised to lead in sustainable data centres, harnessing 85% renewable energy to power AI growth worth NZD $3.4b annually by 2035.
Starburst unveils AI-ready platform for secure, governed data use
Last month
Starburst launches AI-ready platform enabling secure, governed data access with multi-agent capabilities and compliance across clouds and borders.
OpenAI plans erotica on ChatGPT, sparking UK safety scrutiny
Last month
OpenAI plans to allow erotica on ChatGPT, prompting UK safety scrutiny under the Online Safety Act and challenges over age verification and privacy.
Umbraco appoints Phil Whittaker to lead AI & MCP Server work
Last month
Umbraco has appointed Phil Whittaker as Staff Engineer (AI) to lead MCP Server development, enhancing AI integration and control within its CMS platform.
Cloudera & AWS enable sovereign cloud AI for EU compliance
Last month
Cloudera partners with AWS to launch a sovereign cloud AI platform, ensuring data control and EU compliance for regulated industries in Europe.
Netcompany launches VERÁ to boost European defence resilience
Last month
Netcompany launches VERÁ, a European-developed platform enhancing defence resilience through real-time data integration and situational awareness.
SUSE & AI & Partners launch automated EU AI Act compliance tool
Last month
SUSE and AI & Partners launch an automated tool to help regulated industries swiftly comply with the EU AI Act's strict requirements on artificial intelligence systems.
Almaviva & Fabrick to develop ECB’s Digital Euro app, EUR €153M deal
Last month
Almaviva and Fabrick will develop the European Central Bank's Digital Euro app in a EUR €153M deal, aiming for secure digital payments across the EU.
Targa Telematics joins Leaseurope to boost connected mobility
Last month
Targa Telematics has joined Leaseurope as an Associate Member, enhancing collaboration and digital innovation in Europe's leasing and rental mobility sector.
Forrester forecasts agentic AI breaches & quantum spending surge by 2026
Last month
Forrester predicts the first agentic AI data breach and a surge in quantum security spending by 2026, amid rising government control of telecoms.
Cybersecurity teams in Europe battle more attacks amid slow reforms
Last month
European cybersecurity teams face rising attacks despite slight budget and staff improvements, struggling to keep pace with growing threats and slow reforms.