Why Germany’s green light for €5 billion in aid for chip plants
Germany chip plants: The EU approves Germany’s proposal to create a European TSMC. The German government will provide €5 billion in state aid to enable the creation of a new joint venture to produce semiconductors. It will be called ESMC
How AI is being used in Parliaments: from the US to EU
There are now many uses of generative artificial intelligence to support parliamentary activity. In the US, the House of Representatives uses an AI tool based on NLP (natural language processing) technology to automate the process of analysing differences between bills,
The chip shortage could change our world forever
Chip shortage: Who will win the chip challenge? The question is worth billions of dollars of investment for Europe and the U.S., engaged in a wild race to beat Chinese supremacy. The U.S. and E.U. have specifically channelled nearly $81
What is the real impact of technology on our society?
The technological growth taking place in the world today is proceeding very rapidly, and new advances are being made with each passing day. This is possible because of the vast technology research programs currently being carried out by many researchers
Data protection: three myths to dispel
Data protection: In the contemporary business environment, data security is no longer an optional extra but a priority necessity. The advent of stringently enforced regulations such as the GDPR and the upcoming NIS2 emphasizes companies' responsibility to manage and protect
Silicon Valley big tech firms line up to support Trump
Silicon Valley: America Pac has raised over $8.7 million from backers, including Palantir's Joe Lonsdale, founders Andreessen Horowitz, namesakes, and Sequoia founder Doug Leone, among tech industry contributors supporting Donald Trump's bid for the presidency. Palantir Technologies co-founder Joe Lonsdale,
Impact of French elections on global economy
French elections: The British policy vote and the French legislative one both supported an inclusive democracy. In Place de la Republic, as in Trafalgar Square, we saw joyous crowds for a victory for democracy over emerging extreme right-wingers across Europe
Smartphones have surrendered, and artificial intelligence wins
Thanks to advances in generative artificial intelligence, the latest smartphones can do almost anything. They help write an email or text, synthesize documents, translate into multiple languages, and transcribe audio. Some can edit photos, removing distracting elements and creating filler
We should use new technologies for peace. Not for war.
New technologies are used to create new applications, such as autonomous military means and to refine existing ones, such as ballistic missiles, which continue to develop rapidly. Artificial intelligence is the leading place today, and it seems destined to play