Quantum Hubs & AI Sovereignty: Amsterdam’s New Era and Mistral’s European Playbook – Week 15

Advanced Tech – Week 11

QUANTUM TECHS

On May 19, our friends of Quantum Delta Amsterdam organize the event Powering the Next Innovation Wave: “Quantum & Deep Tech in Amsterdam where we will spotlight the city’s extraordinary potential as a global hub for quantum science, entrepreneurship, and breakthrough innovation, through the voices of their main players.. We are pleased to invite you to register for this special event, where we will explore how research excellence, entrepreneurial ambition, and public-private collaboration are accelerating the future of quantum technology within Amsterdam’s thriving ecosystem.

This occasion will also mark the official opening of the House of Quantum Amsterdam a new home for quantum startups and a vibrant community connecting industry, academia, and business.”

Details and registration here 

AI

MISTRAL AI’s PROGRAM FOR EUROPE

In a recent White Paper European AI: a playbook to own it, MISTRAL AI and its CEO Arthur Mensch set the tune for a stronger Europe able to build on AI. Foster European AI solutions, attract talents from worldwide, harmonize the rules in Europe and make it easy for a company to move cross bounders, fluidify financement and develop its capacities, adopt a pro-Europe procurement policy, and finally grow data infrastructures.

META MUSE SPARK

META has launched a new AI agent, which seems rather targeted to help individuals follow their health personal data and check possible suspicions. META here comes back to ist B2C origins. Whatever the performance of the tool, it is probable that sooner or later META will meet the same issues as the suppliers of connected watches: is this a “medical apparatus” ? If yes , the system will be requested to comply with some regulations. If the answer is NO (as in the watches’ case), will users stick to using the tool ?

NEW QUESTIONS ABOUT ANTHROPIC CLAUDE CODE

Further to the leak of some parts of CLAUDE code, questions arise. CLAUDE includes two agents named KAIROS and AUTODREAM. The first one can run even when the user of the IT system has switched off its machine. The second is designed to run only when the system is inactive. Both tools can act without the explicit consent of the user, and the second can for instance decide to “clean up” the memory. How far is this from an APT (Advanced Persistent Threat)? Who will control the impact of such agents ? CLAUDE code has some real interest, for instance in detecting defaults in code and misconfigurations. Should the findings lead to automatic actions without human control?

CLOUD

OVH CLOUD PUBLISHES IMPROVED RESULTS AND ACCELERATES ON DEFENSE 

OVH Cloud has just announced a 5,5% increase in revenue but a 8,3% in EBITDA. The company says it will stress its effort on sovereign AI and Defense sector.

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