Why? According to this article, Trump is no good to Big Tech because he combines domestic legal pressure and external trade storms, putting large US Internet companies under unprecedented crossfire. Happy to collect similar or diverging views on this! economist.com/business/2025/…

"Guys, you're still trying to replace your friend group from college. We can't do it. But what we can do is recreate it in the aggregate. With the new Meta AI app."

The ‘Choose Europe for Science’ initiative sounds like a strong move — Will it actually move the needle for US researchers? Will US researchers really want to relocate to Europe given wages are often much lower? What about visas? sifted.eu/articles/eu-50…

With Trump’s tariffs in effect, we are now making popes in America

The EU will have to find between €13 billion and €16 billion to invest in technology infrastructures by 2030, if these facilities are to make the desired contribution to innovation and competitiveness, according to a study prepared for the EIB sciencebusiness.net/news/r-d-fundi…

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L'Assemblée nationale a lancé une grande consultation citoyenne, ouverte jusqu'au 31 mai, pour donner la parole à celles et ceux qui utilisent l'application. Cela ne prend que 10 minutes => frandroid.com/culture-tech/p… (Moi je ne sais pas, TikTok m'est interdit par mon employeur ;)

A new report by EUMatrix.eu tracks how EU Commissioners engaged on X in April 2025: - What they talked about - How much traction they got - Who & what they endorsed => eumatrix.eu/en/blog/EU-Com…

Sobering perspective: Europe has charm, but building the future of AI takes more than good food and long holidays. It takes capital, culture, and conviction — and right now, according to this author, the US leads on all three. sifted.eu/articles/googl…

EU must not just protect but build, echoing Delors. From 2019–2024, it passed 13,000 regulations—twice the US. Red tape is choking SMEs and tech, risking Europe’s industrial and digital edge, warns ORGALIM.

Excellent hosting of Penta Group in #Brussels, which presented interesting takeaways of its EU-US policymakers study - followed by insights from former 🇮🇪Taoiseach & their new Global Advisory Board Member Leo Varadkar

40% of IT investments by 🇪🇺companies are devoted to complying with regulations set by MS or EU. 2/3 of them don’t understand their obligations under the AI Act. OK OK this is from "a survey by Amazon", but they can't tweet the numbers THAT much, can they? wsj.com/tech/europe-bi…

Sommes-nous en gérontocratie ? Tentative de réponse factuelle ce matin sur France Inter en débat face à Laure Adler 👇

Your AI survival kit axios.com/2025/06/04/ai-…

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A new Harvard index ranks 25 countries across five strategic tech sectors: AI, semiconductors, biotechnology, space & quantum technology. economist.com/graphic-detail…

Mistral launches new Nvidia-backed compute platform - Set to tackle a new part of the AI value chain sifted.eu/articles/mistr…

I like what he says, but I always wonder, what is the agenda behind : ) independent.co.uk/news/nvidia-ce…

Nvidia currently dominates the GPU market for AI: there are no credible alternatives in the short term for European players. Is it really sovereignty if our chips depend on an American company?sifted.eu/articles/nvidi…

My ex-boss and my current boss on the same floor - A nice treat at @POLAND25EU's #Gdansk Digital Summit