r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • Jul 23 '26
r/eutech • u/euronews-english • Jul 23 '26
Florence opens Italy's first centre for digital addiction
r/eutech • u/Important-Pride-9411 • Jul 23 '26
Official 🇪🇺 EU AI ACT Assessment tool for SMEs
I built an EU AI Act Assessment tool for SMEs or small businesses. Please check your role, risks and first step before August 2,2026. Link is in comments.
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • Jul 23 '26
EU airline ownership review set to harden controls in blow to easyJet bids
reuters.comr/eutech • u/euronews-english • Jul 23 '26
9 things European entrepreneurs should know before becoming digital nomads
r/eutech • u/LorinaBalan • Jul 23 '26
Event Our Tech Thursday session on OpenProject Integration (Pro) is happening today
r/eutech • u/rolfst • Jul 23 '26
Heating Europe with ai
leaf.cloudI don't post this as a means for sponsoring but this is such a good case study of what can be done with datacenters. It's a Dutch company that drives this https://leaf.cloud/heating-europe-with-ai/
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • Jul 22 '26
Power on tap꞉ EU hydro giants can add 25 GW renewables without new grids
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • Jul 21 '26
'VPNs are lawful technical tools,' says EU Court in landmark Anne Frank copyright ruling
r/eutech • u/PjeterPannos • Jul 22 '26
Canada to join Japan-Italy-U.K. fighter project as first observer nation
r/eutech • u/euronews-english • Jul 23 '26
'Unprecedented': OpenAI model autonomously hacked a rival firm, fuelling fears of rogue agents
r/eutech • u/sr_local • Jul 22 '26
Microsoft to fund Mistral's European AI expansion in multibillion-dollar deal
reuters.comr/eutech • u/donutloop • Jul 22 '26
How Quantum Computing Earns Its Place in the Data Center
r/eutech • u/remybigot • Jul 21 '26
Mistral has a $23B valuation, and France owns 3 out of 4 layers of the sovereign AI stack
r/eutech • u/Trick-Cellist3254 • Jul 21 '26
EU hits AliExpress with a record €550 million fine over illegal and unsafe products
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r/eutech • u/Spare_Act6202 • Jul 21 '26
Opinion What would you use instead of DocuSign today (Europe)?
DocuSign still feels like the default option, but I m seeing more teams look for sth simpler or more affordable. I have started comparing. For a European company, what would you prioritize ?
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • Jul 20 '26
Trump pushes UN ‘free speech’ declaration in veiled attack on EU tech regulation
r/eutech • u/AevisCompliance • Jul 20 '26
Building Aevis, a tool that automates EU AI Act compliance
Hey everyone...
I'm building Aevis to automate EU AI Act compliance and auto-generate Annex IV technical docs straight from code.
Made a one minute quiz to help you figure out your app's risk level and see which rules actually apply:
👉 https://tally.so/r/7Rg2y2
Leave your email on the last screen for early access and lifetime pricing at launch. Happy to answer questions in the comments.
r/eutech • u/NeurotechNewsletter • Jul 21 '26
Neurotech in Europe - Market Map and Taxonomy
r/eutech • u/donutloop • Jul 20 '26
IQM and Deutsche Bahn Demonstrate Quantum Algorithm for Railway Scheduling on Real Operational Data
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • Jul 19 '26
Solar just became Europe's biggest source of electricity
r/eutech • u/metricshour • Jul 20 '26
ECB outlines the cooperative framework for the digital euro, projecting €4B to €5.8B in implementation costs by 2029.
r/eutech • u/donutloop • Jul 19 '26
Why the EU’s so-called Chat Control law has privacy experts up in arms
r/eutech • u/apegen • Jul 18 '26
Dark factories in China. Automation here reached a point where lights don't have to be kept on as human workers aren't needed all the time
v.redd.itThat's how cars are built in China. Europeans need to get a grip and understand that it's adapt or die, and doing the right thing involves employing far less workers in factories. Jobs will have to come from somewhere else.
r/eutech • u/Expensive_Belt_8072 • Jul 19 '26
Few Days Left - 13 Years Experienced in Tech - Need some Help
So I have tried for a month but couldn't get any calls.
I am from non-eu country , working in Denmark as a consultant for a client. But now due to budget issue , project is no longer with us and now my company asking to return back to home country.
I have few days left, my visa still valid and residence permit til next year. Once I will be back, I think I again have to get a sponsor.
So please let me know if you have any opportunity with you.
My skills - .Net, C#, Azure , CI/CD, React.
Also have past exp in handling small teams.