As more fleets turn to electric vehicles in Europe, it’s worth asking just how drivers are experiencing the transition. The transition from diesel to electric freight transport isn’t simply a matter of switching vehicles; it changes how routes are planned, where drivers stop, how they take breaks, and how they interact with their vehicles throughout ... Read more ›
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Europe knows exactly how much solar it wants. Under the EU’s solar strategy, the bloc is aiming for 700 GW of installed photovoltaic capacity by 2030, and a revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive now carries a mandate to put panels on new and renovated buildings across the continent. The ambition isn’t the problem. The ... Read more ›
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Artificial intelligence has rapidly evolved from a productivity tool into a technology capable of reshaping how businesses operate. While the past few years were defined by generative AI that could write, summarize, and analyze information, the next wave is centered on autonomous AI agents—systems designed not only to assist employees but to execute complex workflows ... Read more ›
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By JD Raimondi, Head of Data Science at MakingSense. Most conversations about AI agents still begin with the model: which one reasons better, which one is faster, which one is cheaper per request. Those questions matter, but they rarely explain why an agent performs well in a controlled demo and then becomes inconsistent once it’s ... Read more ›
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The pitch a European founder hears about London has not changed much in a decade: it is the largest startup ecosystem outside the United States, a magnet for capital and talent, the obvious first stop for anyone building something ambitious on this side of the Atlantic. In fact, London grew nearly 30% in 2025 and ... Read more ›
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Europe has a structural talent shortage, and London Tech Week and London Latam Conference showed that the conversation is no longer just about AI, capital, or innovation, but about who is going to build that technology. The pressure is structural: the EU has set a target of 20 million ICT specialists employed by 2030, but ... Read more ›
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Everyone bought the AI coding tools, but the productivity boom didn’t automatically follow. And Claudio González, CTO at Germany-headquartered software engineering and digital product consultancy intive claims the companies winning aren’t the ones with the best tools – they’re the ones who rebuilt the team around them. The tools arrived first. Across the industry, engineering ... Read more ›
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Google lost its final EU Android appeal after the bloc’s top court upheld a €4.1 billion antitrust fine on July 1, 2026. The ruling ends a long case over Android contracts and search dominance, and strengthens Europe’s wider campaign against Big Tech market power. According to a Bloomberg report, the EU Court of Justice dismissed ... Read more ›
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When the EU AI Omnibus proposals surfaced in late 2025, Europe’s tech startup ecosystem faced an immediate operational bottleneck: while the framework established necessary safety guardrails, SMEs were left with a stark commercial reality of the heavy financial and technical debt required to comply with “high-risk” classifications. Read more: EU’s AI Omnibus signals shift from ... Read more ›
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London-headquartered Marleybones, which makes shelf-stable and gently-cooked dog food, has named wheelchair tennis champion Andy Lapthorne as its first brand ambassador. It is also the first time the startup puts its logo on anyone’s kit. The announcement came on June 30, as Lapthorne – an 18-time Grand Slam champion and Britain’s world No.1 quad wheelchair ... Read more ›
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Anthropic has launched Claude Science, a new AI workbench for scientists that brings research tools into one computing environment. The beta app supports literature analysis, data workflows, figures, manuscripts and reproducible scientific outputs. The launch marks Anthropic’s broader move into specialized research software, beyond general chatbot access. Claude Science Brings Research Workflows Into One Place ... Read more ›
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Halfway through 2026, the picture for Europe’s female founders is becoming impossible to ignore. A March 2026 PitchBook report, in fact, found that women-led teams are now receiving their smallest share of venture capital in nearly a decade, set at just 1.2% of total funding. Even in AI, the sector which attracted a record $9.2 ... Read more ›
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When C.H. Robinson’s stock dropped 14.5% in a single day this February, the panic wasn’t really about one company, but about whether AI was finally about to do to freight brokerage what it has already done to customer service and basic coding work. CEO Dave Bozeman’s answers to investors was reassuring, however – if predictable: ... Read more ›
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Dosty Walks has signed up 1,600 users in weeks, aiming to convert footsteps into 7,000kg of donated food this year. Most dogs alive today never see the inside of a home. An estimated 75% of the world’s roughly 900 million dogs are strays, and the shelters that exist to help them are usually one missed ... Read more ›
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Boston Consulting Group and Anchorage Digital are urging banks to move digital assets “from experimentation to scale,” in a new report aimed squarely at the U.S. market. But for European lenders, the real test comes sooner: a hard Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) cut-off on July 1, and a euro-stablecoin race already underway. According to the ... Read more ›
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Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, faces a major European setback as its Greek Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) licence application reportedly nears rejection before the deadline. The EU’s MiCA transitional period is set to conclude on July 1, 2026. Under this new framework, any exchange operating in the Union must hold an authorized license from ... Read more ›
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The UK government plans to block under-16s from major social media platforms starting spring 2027 in a move that targets Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X. It also brings a wider age-checking push that has already triggered privacy backlash. The country’s plan would effectively raise social media access age from 13 to 16, although ... Read more ›
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In a significant move toward consolidating the fragmented property technology landscape, real estate risk and compliance platform GetCovered has announced its acquisition of Revyse, an AI-powered vendor intelligence startup. This strategic acquisition marks the creation of the multifamily real estate sector’s first unified platform capable of managing operational risk across both residents and external vendors. ... Read more ›
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The U.S. government has ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its two most powerful AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, citing national security concerns. The fallout landed squarely on European users who had no warning – and no say. The directive, issued Friday, June 12, invokes export control authority to bar all foreign nationals ... Read more ›
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The European Commission issued a €200 million fine to online retailer Temu for failing to assess and mitigate the risks posed by illegal and unsafe products on its platform. According to the Commission, EU consumers are “very likely to encounter illegal items on Temu.” The decision follows an investigation that found the company’s 2024 risk ... Read more ›
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