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Ursula Von Der Leyen · Paris

Inside InvestAI — Europe’s ambitious $20 billion plan to build AI gigafactories

A central part of the InvestAI initiative is the creation of four large-scale AI gigafactories across the EU.See the Story

European Union · London

Digital Catapult joins EU-backed 6G consortium

UK government-backed technology incubator Digital Catapult became the latest member of a recently launched European Commission (EC)-supported 6G innovation project, as research and development around the upcoming technology in the continent continues to ramp-up. Unveiled last month, the three-year programme dubbed 6G-LEADER, now counts a consortium of 19 academic and industry partners, including telecoms heavyweights Samsung Electronics, Nokia a…See the Story

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