Team Techopia
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Parliament presses for a tougher UK AI regime
Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has called for a dedicated UK AI Bill, a statutory regulator, prior approval for high-risk systems, and legal duties extending further up the technology supply chain.
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Phase0 puts AI agents into construction admin
German construction software company Phase0 has raised €2.6 million to expand AI agents embedded in tendering, billing, project-cost, and site-management workflows used by architecture and engineering practices.
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ABB turns Ferrari Hypersail into a DC microgrid test
ABB is using Ferrari Hypersail’s renewable-powered yacht as a test environment for 800 VDC power systems, connecting extreme offshore engineering with technologies intended for data centres, shipping, renewables, and industrial microgrids.
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Digital Realty pushes east with Turkish data centres
Digital Realty has formed a joint venture with Rönesans Infrastructure to enter Türkiye, beginning with a carrier-neutral Ankara campus offering more than 22MW of IT capacity and planning a second site in Istanbul.
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Spain’s internet exchange pulls DDoS defence in-house
ESpanix has deployed Nokia’s Deepfield Defender across its Madrid and Barcelona infrastructure, giving more than 200 connected networks automated DDoS protection without diverting domestic traffic to external scrubbing centres.
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Tandem Health pushes clinical AI beyond notes
Tandem Health has raised $100 million to expand its clinical AI platform across Europe, moving beyond medical documentation towards software spanning more of the clinical and administrative workflow.
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Fortaegis bets on silicon-rooted security
Dutch semiconductor company Fortaegis has raised $50 million to commercialise hardware-rooted security for AI infrastructure, autonomous systems, and computing environments facing a longer-term transition towards post-quantum cryptography.
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AI attacks move beyond the chatbot
Anthropic says attackers are using frontier AI to coordinate reconnaissance, phishing, malware adaptation, exploitation, and data theft, raising the amount of cyber activity one operator can automate.
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Memory-safe chips reach the commercial test
SCI Semiconductor has raised £5 million after fabricating its first CHERI-based chips and securing more than £2 million of orders, moving memory-safe hardware towards commercial deployment.
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Chameleon turns energy data into maintenance
Chameleon Technology is expanding beyond home-energy displays with Nexus, combining electricity, gas, temperature, and humidity data to identify building risks and maintenance problems earlier.
