European space-tech funding reached €2.9 billion in H1 2026, up 622%, but debt and…
Behind Europe's spectacular space-tech funding surge lies a simpler story: debt instruments and a few massive government-backed bets, not a sector-wide awakening.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Behind Europe's spectacular space-tech funding surge lies a simpler story: debt instruments and a few massive government-backed bets, not a sector-wide awakening.
A confusing patchwork of disclosure rules is now binding on AI companies across Europe, but compliance depends on what you build, who uses it, and what it creates.
The professionals who thrived with AI weren't necessarily the best prompt engineers—they were the ones willing to venture outside their expertise.
In Consumer Reports’ small four-month field test, paid services removed 35% of tracked profiles overall, individual services ranged from 4% to 68%, and manual opt-outs reached 70%.
A president's silence can reshape legislation just as surely as his signature, especially when political leverage is at stake.
The social network giant's viral finding about human connection wasn't quite the cosmic proof it seemed—the math got lost in translation.
The right to ignore your boss after hours is becoming law across Europe, even as workers and employers alike remain largely unaware it exists.
A viral statistic about AI's water consumption oversimplifies a complex calculation that varies dramatically based on where data centers are located and how they're cooled.
As social media drowns in derivative takes, the most compelling voices are those shaped by lived experience rather than algorithmic incentive.
The approval at a card terminal is a fast message, not the merchant receiving money. Clearing, net settlement and a separate bank payout can still follow.
The most rigorous studies on AI's impact on work productivity contradict each other—and suggest our intuitions about speed gains may be dangerously misleading.
The company is ASML , headquartered in Veldhoven , a Dutch town of roughly 45,000 people about ten minutes' drive from Eindhoven.