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Marc Cervera

Marc Cervera is a freelance journalist based in Barcelona, Spain, with over four years of experience contributing to leading Spanish and international media outlets. He holds a double degree in Journalism and Political Science from Universitat Abat Oliba and an MA in Political Science from the University of Essex. Marc has lived in the US, UK, Spain, and the Netherlands, and his work primarily explores economics, innovation, and politics.


The European Union (EU) has before it the threat of a “quantum winter,” as it is behind in the development of quantum technologies. Quantum advancements are considered one of the most disruptive technologies, and the EU is behind the leading

Secure, sovereign, and sleek. That’s how the new open-source EU OS is being promoted: as a concept of an operating system specific to the public sector that aspires to become, in the future, a project of the European Commission (EC).

Companies in the Iberia region have registered an average of 1,919 cyberattacks per week in the last six months, with e-mail being the main entry vector to infect equipment, appearing in two-thirds of attacks. Education and Health are the main

Spanish citizens no longer need to carry their physical national identity cards, known as DNI or Documento Nacional de Identidad, in their wallets, as the ID has officially entered the digital age. The country has introduced its official digital identity

The Office of the Attorney General of the United States (US) state of California has issued a notice advising 23andMe customers to request that the company, which has recently declared itself insolvent, delete their personal data, destroy their test samples,

Korean startup FuriosaAI, dedicated to the manufacturing of processors for Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, has rejected an acquisition offer valued at US$800 million by Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. South Korean media reported in mid-February that Meta

Malware campaigns, fake news, and fake bots are among some of the concerning cybersecurity threats that countries will face in the coming years, as highlighted by Félix Barrio, head of the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE) under the Ministry for

The Basque regional government in Spain and IBM have announced an expansion of the BasQ initiative, launched in 2023, to consolidate the region as a key technological hub, which will result in the installation of Quantum System Two supercomputer in

US chipmaker Nvidia has launched its new family of open models, Llama Nemotron, whose reasoning capabilities are designed to provide developers and companies with a foundation to create advanced AI agents that can work independently or in teams to solve

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