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A year after the AI Continent Action Plan launch, Europe boasts infrastructure progress but struggles with talent shortages and regulatory complexity. With a critical 2026 deadline ahead, can the continent turn ambition into reality?
As US federal and state governments wage a high-stakes battle over AI regulation, Europe faces its own moment of truth. What America’s fragmented approach reveals about the challenges of governing borderless technology—and why the EU should pay close attention.
The Trump administration is gearing up for a new wave of executive orders to reinforce America’s cyber defenses, with a focus on AI, private sector collaboration, and deterring foreign adversaries. National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross confirms the next phase is imminent.
With the Trump White House rolling back AI rules, California is waging a regulatory rebellion—forcing tech giants and other states to choose sides in a high-stakes legal battle over the future of artificial intelligence.
France is accelerating plans to migrate government IT from Microsoft Windows to Linux, seeking digital sovereignty and greater security as global tech dependencies come under scrutiny.
Italy’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is undergoing a dramatic digital transformation, placing cybersecurity and technology at the heart of its global mission. Find out how this shift is redefining Italy’s role on the world stage.
Facing mounting US pressure, the EU is considering secretive talks on digital enforcement. Civil society warns this could erode European autonomy and weaken landmark tech laws like the DSA, DMA, AI Act, and GDPR.
Big Tech is consolidating power over every layer of AI, putting European digital sovereignty at risk. As the EU wakes up to this challenge, the battle for control over the continent’s digital future intensifies.
Italy’s 2026 auction of the 26 GHz spectrum is more than a telecom event—it’s a pivotal battle over the nation’s digital future, with Europe’s eyes watching closely.
With FISA Section 702 set to expire, a coalition of ex-intelligence leaders demands swift, clean reauthorization, warning that political infighting and privacy concerns could jeopardize a key national security tool.