Thursday, January 1, 2026
When the conversation turns to artificial intelligence, innovation and geopolitics in Europe, names like Oxford, Cambridge and ETH Zürich inevitably dominate headlines. Their research centres, such as Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute, frame debates on AI ethics, strategy and societal impact. Yet, the real laboratories of applied AI and geopolitical foresight often lie elsewhere — in institutions quietly bridging the gap between hard engineering, policy insight and strategic foresight.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2025
As much of today’s technology and economic news is framed through an American lens, Europe often appears hesitant, fragmented or slow. The loudest narratives come from across the Atlantic, while China remains largely silent. In that contrast, Europe tends to underestimate its own strengths — institutionally, economically and technologically.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2025
For decades, ICT distributors played a largely technical and operational role in Europe’s digital economy. They moved hardware and software efficiently through the market, provided credit and logistics and remained mostly invisible to end users. Their importance was measured in scale and reliability, not strategy. That role is now fundamentally changing.
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