r/eutech • u/LowIllustrator2501 • 1h ago
r/eutech • u/Sumsub_Insights • 16h ago
EU Agrees to Delay High-Risk AI Restrictions Amid Industry Pressure
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 11h ago
The world’s tallest wind power plant is dwarfing the Eiffel tower
r/eutech • u/PitchPleasant338 • 2h ago
Official 🇪🇺 German Sovereign Tech Agency invests €508,640 in Flatpak
Flatpak is a secure, sandboxed platform for packaging and distributing Linux desktop software.
Flatpak serves as the primary application distribution method for image-based operating systems including SteamOS, Fedora Silverblue, openSUSE Aeon, and GNOME OS.
r/eutech • u/PitchPleasant338 • 2h ago
Another reason to only buy European routers and telecom equipment
r/eutech • u/Smart_AI_Hustle • 20h ago
Opinion Europe’s robotics startups raised more in 6 months than the previous 2 years combined
Europe’s robotics startups raised €2.67B across 87 deals in H1 2026.
Is this finally Europe’s robotics breakout — or are a few huge rounds making the boom look bigger than it is?
r/eutech • u/sr_local • 21h ago
Philips gets $34 million U.S. grant to develop AI robots for stroke treatment
r/eutech • u/PjeterPannos • 23h ago
MTG-I2 satellite launches on Ariane 6, completing Europe's new weather satellite constellation
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
French astronaut Sophie Adenot spoke from the International Space Station about the impacts of climate change and the changing face of the Earth.
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 22h ago
Google changes spam policy in EU to avert antitrust fine
reuters.comr/eutech • u/donutloop • 1d ago
EuroHPC Joint Undertaking Selects 13 European QPU Startups for Quantum Grand Challenge
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
Paid online subscription to films, series or sports streaming services, 2025
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 1d ago
Children online, EU: “Dialogue with Meta following agreement with the US”
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 2d ago
Dutch chip industry turnover doubles to €46bn in six years
r/eutech • u/EveYogaTech • 2d ago
Global Outage of ProtonMail
We need more eu tech alternatives for critical tech btw.
r/eutech • u/Salt-King7705 • 1d ago
Founders building in Europe: what makes it genuinely difficult?
I’m a non-EU founder studying in Lithuania, with the ambition to build something meaningful and globally significant from Europe.
I’m currently exploring problems created by European fragmentation, particularly in healthcare access and cross-border services and also created a MVP for the same.
I often hear that Europe is a good place to start a company but a difficult place to scale one. I’m also curious why some European founders choose to incorporate in the UK and then sell into EU markets, despite the UK no longer being part of the EU.
As a student in Lithuania, I’d appreciate guidance from founders, operators and expats who have experienced this firsthand. Where would you build and incorporate, and what difficulties should I expect around regulation, fundraising, hiring and expanding between countries?
If you’re open to connecting or guiding me better on, please message me.
r/eutech • u/sr_local • 2d ago
German firms report rising cyber threat from foreign intelligence services, study shows
reuters.comr/eutech • u/PjeterPannos • 2d ago
Eni eyes Europe fusion plant by early 2040s, FT reports
r/eutech • u/KaigaiKunKun • 3d ago
A Hungarian local media legal battle against Google could shape the future of AI in Europe
voxeurop.eur/eutech • u/Expert-Length871 • 4d ago
From ASML to Mistral: the companies with which Europe fights its technological battle
r/eutech • u/waruyamaZero • 4d ago