Trump called Nvidia's Jensen Huang to join China summit at last minute, report According to a source, Trump called Huang after seeing media reporting the Nvidia leader's absence from the Trump-Xi summit. Euronews · May 13
Are there alternatives to mainstream social media platforms? |Euronews Tech Talks Privacy, political, and ethical concerns are pushing people to look for alternative social media platforms. What are the options? Are they the solution? Euronews Tech Talks tries to understand. Euronews · Apr 29
Artemis II: Why should we care? |Euronews Tech Talks The Artemis II mission concluded on Friday, with the Orion spacecraft splashing down in the Pacific Ocean. What was Europe’s role in the mission, and what comes next? Euronews · Apr 15
Can brain cells run computers? This startup powers data centres using human neurons What previously required months or years of specialised lab work can now be done in hours or days thanks to its integrated platform. Euronews · Apr 4
‘Kids will find a way around it’: Europeans on proposed social media bans for children As countries across Europe look to follow in Australia’s footsteps and ban social media for minors, Euronews Next asks Europeans whether they agree with the move or not. Euronews · Apr 3
Apple turns 50. How the tech giant started, almost failed, and is ‘shaping the future’ in long game Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary on April 1. This is how the company's long game paid off. Euronews · Apr 1
What is Anthropic's Mythos? The leaked AI model that poses 'unprecedented' cybersecurity risks' A human error in Anthropic’s content management system accidentally exposed a draft blog that described the model. Euronews · Mar 30
'An attempt to cripple Anthropic': US judge questions whether ban on AI company is punitive “He's [President Trump] trying to teach the AI industry to fall into line like everybody else," Computer scientist Ben Goertzel tells Euronews. Euronews · Mar 25
Data centres are the new target in modern warfare during Iran war, experts say Data centres are the physical buildings that house all the infrastructure required to power banking apps, cloud services, and artificial intelligence platforms. Euronews · Mar 12
EU Parliament urges new rules to protect creative works from AI training The report calls for a European register to list every copyrighted work used to train AI models and whether the artists have opted out. Euronews · Mar 10
How Dassault Systèmes AI companions redefine industrial design and manufacturing Euronews Next sat down with Florence Verzelen, executive vice president at Dassault Systèmes. Euronews · Mar 9
AI on the battlefield: How is the US integrating AI into its military? The US military used Anthropic's Claude AI, but after Anthropic refused to remove guardrails against mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, the Pentagon cancelled the contract and turned to OpenAI. Euronews · Mar 6
'The workforce needs to embrace AI': Why humans are critical to the future of AI-integrated work Training, regulation, and employee collaboration are essential for successfully scaling businesses using AI, EY's Jad Shimaly told Euronews Next at Mobile World Congress. Euronews · Mar 5
Is Europe losing the robotics race to China, and does it matter? Chinese firms like Unitree and Agibot are dominating the global robotics market. Euronews · Mar 5
Euronews · Mar 4 '6G is a revolution, not an evolution' and Europe should lead it, says Qualcomm "6G is not an evolution, it's a revolution," Qualcomm's Wassim Chourbaji tells Euronews Next at the Mobile World Congress.
Euronews · Mar 3 Shoot for the Starlink: How Deutsche Telekom hopes to close Europe's cellular dead zones Speaking to Euronews Next at the 20th Mobile World Congress, Deutsche Telekom discussed partnering with Starlink, integrating more AI, and how they're navigating global growth while protecting EU sovereignty.
Euronews · Mar 2 The digital battleground: How cyber attacks will shape the Israel-Iran conflict Israel, Iran, and the US are engaged in a rapidly escalating cyber conflict that targets each other’s governments, militaries and critical infrastructure.
Euronews · Mar 2 Rise of the orbital repair robots: How Europe plans to rescue satellites in space European engineers are preparing to repair satellites in space. Their 'orbiting breakdown trucks' are capable of fixing, servicing and refuelling valuable hardware hundreds of kilometres above our heads. Euronews hears insights from Thales Alenia Space and Exotrail on their latest innovations.
Euronews · Feb 24 Reddit slapped with €16 million fine in UK for failing to protect children's privacy "Children under 13 had their personal information collected and used in ways they could not understand, consent to or control," said John Edwards, UK Information Commissioner.
Euronews · Feb 19 Italy weighs social media age limits as 77% of Italian teens say they're addicted to their phones Italy warns of soaring digital addiction in teens, as experts link it to family and education problems and say bans on social media alone are not enough.
Euronews · Feb 18 A political space: Satellites as instruments of space defence |Euronews Tech Talks As space becomes increasingly militarised, what role do satellites play, and where does the EU position itself? Euronews Tech Talks investigates.
Euronews · Feb 18 Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify in trial over alleged social media harm to children A 20-year-old woman going by the name KGM alleges in a lawsuit that her use of Meta and Google platforms as a child fostered depressive and suicidal thoughts.
Euronews · Feb 18 European bureaucracy threatens Sweden's AI boom, say startups Sweden’s strong startup game risks overregulation, Sweden’s startup scene says.
Euronews · Feb 11 Could your home security system be your biggest threat? A significant design flaw in Shelly’s new Gen 4 home security devices could leave millions of European homes open to attacks, claims Pen Test Partners.
Euronews · Feb 11 Cisco president warns AI agents need 'background checks' like human employees In an interview with Euronews Next, Cisco's president Jeetu Patel reveals the company has built its first product with 100% AI-generated code and warns that AI agents acting as 'digital coworkers' will need background checks and billions in security investment to prevent them from going rogue.