Europe’s Next Wave of Innovation: From Robotics to Sovereign AI – week 13
ROBOTICS HUGGING FACE LAUNCHES A NEW GENERATION OF ROBOTS They are named Reachy 2 and Reachy Mini, based on Open source AI tools and machine learning systems trained on specific data sets, this to avoid depending on LLM US tools, to help bots adapt to their physical context and to prevent exposing data. HUGGING FACE […]
Cybersecurity at a Turning Point: AI Reshaping the Vendor Landscape – Week 13
HOW FAST WILL AI–BASED NEW CYBERSECURITY TECH DISRUPT EXISTING VENDORS HIERARCHY ? According to … Morgan Stanley expert Meta Marshall, the cybersecurity vendor market is at an inflection point, with frontier lab entrants poised to either accelerate growth or disrupt it. “The outcome depends largely on which market segments they can realistically compete in.The biggest […]
Sovereignty and Regulation: Europe Reshapes Its Digital Future – Week 13
D–STACK TO PROVIDE A SOVEREIGN COHERENT TECHNOLOGICAL PILE TO GERMAN ADMINISTRATIONS Thanks to the D-STACK project, the German administrations will get their own, sovereign and coherent, technological pile. The idea is to define an unique frame, from data infrastructure and orchestration to middle ware and to applications and AI usage. This frame will be common […]
It’s Here: Discover the European Cybersecurity Mapping 2026
European Cybersecurity Mapping 2026: A New Milestone for Europe’s Cyber Ecosystem After several months of research, data collection, and in-depth analysis, the European Cybersecurity Mapping 2026 is now officially available. Led by the European Champions Alliance, this new edition confirms the Mapping as a key reference for understanding and navigating Europe’s fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape. A […]
The European Cybersecurity Mapping 2026 Launch in Berlin
The European Cybersecurity Mapping 2026 Launch in Berlin On March 19, 2026, the European cybersecurity community gathered in Berlin for a landmark evening dedicated to innovation, collaboration, and a shared vision for our continent’s digital future. Hosted by IONOS Cloud, the event served as the German launchpad for the European Cybersecurity Mapping 2026, a strategic […]
EU INC and Digital Sovereignty: Europe Rethinks Scale and Regulation – Week 12
“EU INC” THE 28th REGIME READY TO FLY You want to create a new company somewhere in Europe ? Be ready to confront 27 different administrative frames, fiscal and social laws, and also be prepared to jump another hedge each time you want to extend to another European country. That’s the context for entrepreneurs so […]
Rising Cyber Threats: Attacks, AI Risks & Global Crackdowns Intensify – Week 12 :
REPORT ON THE CYBER ATTACK AGAINST THE POLAND ELECTRICITY GRID This attack, already documented in this Newsletter, occurred by the very end of 2025 – a good timing for attackers. Reports on it have in particular been provided by the Polish CERT and the French ANSSI. What strikes : a combination of several simultaneous attacks […]
Europe’s Tech Race: Quantum, AI & Sovereign Innovation Accelerate – Week 12
QUANTUM COMPUTING C12, a French startup resorting to a specific architecture based on spin qubits and nano carbon tubes, will join forces with the German QC DESIGN, which provides an automatized platform for quantum design. The objective is to move faster towards fault-tolerant architectures. COLLABORATIVE SUITE, ONE MORE ORANGE BUSINESS SERVICES has built up a […]
Securing Satellite Communications: CYSEC Tackles Performance & Threats – Week 12
CYSEC We hereby reproduce a PR by CYSEC, a Swiss company expert in OT Security and specifically in secure satellite communication. “Satellite communications are rapidly becoming essential for industries operating in remote and bandwidth-constrained environments from maritime and energy to aviation and critical infrastructure. But satellite links still face two key challenges: • Vulnerability to […]
Cybernews – Week 11: AI, Data Leaks, and Cybersecurity Innovations
AI-Based Cyber Attacks Accelerate Threats A recent report highlights that hackers are using AI mainly to speed up attacks rather than make them more sophisticated. AI serves as a generator of cheap, easy-to-use malware, illustrated by the BOOKING.com case: users receive forged invoices with malicious links. The goal is to overwhelm defenses via multiple attack […]