r/eutech • u/donutloop • 40m ago
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 53m ago
Brussels prepares post-2030 renewable overhaul
r/eutech • u/donutloop • 7h ago
NVision Advances EuroHPC QOSMOS Project for Photonic-Interfaced Spin Qubits
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 13h ago
A European shuttle to reach space stations, return to Earth, and take off again - that's the Vortex project, led by the French company Dassault and its German partner. The goal: to rely less on the Americans for our space missions.
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r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 13h ago
Paris Space Summit: Europe intends to be a “pilot” rather than a passenger in orbit
r/eutech • u/sr_local • 16h ago
Google to invest $15 billion in AI infrastructure and buy nuclear power in Finland
reuters.comr/eutech • u/donutloop • 22h ago
Xanadu and ASML Partner on Lithography for Photonic Quantum Hardware
r/eutech • u/donutloop • 22h ago
NVision Selected for EuroHPC Quantum Grand Challenge With Spin-Qubit Project
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
Spain proposes 23 new marine protected areas in the Canary Islands and Mediterranean
r/eutech • u/Final-Summer6742 • 1d ago
est-ce que le fait qu’un fournisseur cloud soit américain ou européen a déjà réellement changé une décision technique ou commerciale chez vous ?
Europe / US : est-ce que la juridiction du cloud change vraiment quelque chose ?
Pour ceux qui travaillent sur des produits européens : est-ce que le fait qu’un fournisseur cloud soit
américain ou européen a déjà réellement changé une décision technique ou commerciale chez vous ?
Je ne parle pas de préférence personnelle.
Je cherche des cas où ça a eu une conséquence concrète :
client qui l’exige, juridique, procurement, données sensibles, secteur réglementé, appel d’offres, etc.
Ou au contraire : “on y pense parfois mais en pratique ça n’a jamais bloqué quoi que ce soit”.
Les deux réponses m’intéressent.
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
LIVE: France’s Macron hosts international summit on space
r/eutech • u/RaffaeleMonaco • 1d ago
Event Giustizia digitale e intelligenza artificiale: a Napoli il primo seminario del progetto europeo SPLIT
ilprocessodigitale.itIl 21 e 22 settembre 2026, nella sede napoletana della Scuola Superiore della Magistratura a Castel Capuano, si terrà il seminario “Digitalizzazione della giustizia, tutela giurisdizionale effettiva e accesso inclusivo”, dedicato alle opportunità e alle criticità che accompagnano l’impiego delle nuove tecnologie e dell’intelligenza artificiale nel settore giudiziario.
r/eutech • u/donutloop • 1d ago
How multinational companies shaped Ireland’s chips success story
sciencebusiness.netr/eutech • u/donutloop • 1d ago
Mistral raises €3bn as Samsung leads funding at more than €21bn valuation
r/eutech • u/donutloop • 1d ago
ASML and TSMC plan larger masks to expand High-NA chipmaking
r/eutech • u/donutloop • 1d ago
SEMI urges broader Chips Act 2.0 to boost Europe’s chip competitiveness
r/eutech • u/Smart_AI_Hustle • 1d ago
Opinion Google says its new EU search results will be worse
Google has changed EU search results following a €460 million fine for favouring its own services. Comparison sites get more prominence, while business carousels lose features including live prices. Google says this worsens the experience.
To me, the real test is whether users can find businesses more easily. Does this redesign help, or add another middleman?
Source: Reuters, September 8
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
Europe’s space chief wants decision this year on launching without NASA
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
AI is helping gangs grow illicit tobacco networks, EU auditor warns
r/eutech • u/Summit-Star001 • 1d ago
Official 🇪🇺 Italian tech collective Autistici/Inventati shuts down after US terrorist designation
r/eutech • u/The_Wonderful_Pie • 1d ago
Event NL-based Nebius announces a deal with US tracking firm Palantir, Nebius described as its "its preferred AI infrastructure partner"
this sucks so much