Enterprise
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NCSC wants private 5G built for failure
The NCSC is seeking industry input on private 5G networks designed to keep operating when fixed infrastructure fails or comes under attack.
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Europe trains for quantum’s error-correction bottleneck
A €4.66 million European doctoral network is bringing universities and quantum companies together around the engineering problem of fault-tolerant computing.
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Denmark puts data-centre heat to work
atNorth and Selected Group plan to use heat from a Danish data centre to support year-round greenhouse production beside the facility.
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Marlink buys GRC as sovereign networks consolidate
Marlink is acquiring UK communications specialist GRC as governments and critical infrastructure operators put greater weight on resilient, managed connectivity.
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Mistral turns sovereignty into a compute contract
Mistral is adding regional inference, service guarantees, open-model choice, and long-term compute commitments to its European sovereign AI proposition.
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Again buys Genomatica to close the scale-up gap
Danish biomanufacturing company Again has acquired Genomatica, combining computational biotechnology with the industrial engineering required to move biological processes into production.
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Estonia joins Europe’s AI compute map
Nebius will install 22MW of AI cloud capacity near Tallinn, bringing the Baltic states into Europe’s expanding market for high-performance compute.
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Lovable’s $13.3bn enterprise test
Lovable has raised $400 million as AI-generated software moves from rapid prototyping towards internal applications, governance, and business operations.
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Nebius puts numbers on Europe’s AI cloud boom
Nebius has reported sixfold growth in AI cloud revenue as European compute capacity becomes an increasingly capital-intensive infrastructure market.
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Ryanair takes AI into airline operations
Ryanair has signed a five-year Google Cloud agreement spanning operational planning, employee tools, AI deployment, and infrastructure resilience.
