Tag: european union

EU Launches Ambitious Strategy to Reduce Reliance on US and Asian Tech in Chips, AI, and Cloud Services

The European Union unveils a comprehensive plan to boost domestic tech supply chains and cut dependence on US and Asian semiconductor, AI, and cloud providers.

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EU Preparing Massive Antitrust Fine Against Google Amid Investigation

The European Union is set to impose a substantial antitrust penalty on Google following an extensive investigation, sources reveal.

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EU Explores Arctic Routes for New Submarine Internet Cables to Asia

The EU is considering Arctic submarine cable routes, including one through the North Pole, to link Europe and Asia amid Middle East conflicts.

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European Parliament Report Highlights VPN Use to Bypass Age Verification Systems

The EU research service flagged VPN technology as a loophole exploited to circumvent age verification controls, urging regulatory action.

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China Signals Retaliation If EU Implements Huawei Equipment Ban

China warns of potential countermeasures against the EU should member states move forward with banning Huawei equipment.

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Elon Musk Pressures U.S. Authorities Over Potential EU Restrictions on SpaceX

Elon Musk is urging U.S. regulators to address a proposed EU law that could disadvantage SpaceX in the European space services market.

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Nintendo to Offer Replaceable Battery in Switch 2 for European Market Only

Nintendo will equip the Switch 2 with a replaceable battery in Europe to comply with upcoming EU regulations starting in 2027.

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EU Halts Funding for China-Linked Researchers in Key Tech Fields, Retains Climate and Biodiversity Collaborations

The EU has stopped financing China-affiliated scientists in critical tech sectors while maintaining support in climate and biodiversity research.

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EU Proposes Complete Ban on Crypto Transactions with Russia in New Sanctions Package

The European Commission has proposed a full ban on cryptocurrency transactions linked to Russia as part of its 20th sanctions package.

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European Citizens’ Initiative Stop Killing Games Gains EU Attention with 1.3 Million Signatures

The Stop Killing Games initiative secured nearly 1.3 million EU signatures and will now be reviewed by European Union lawmakers.

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Renewable Energy Surpasses Fossil Fuels in EU Electricity Generation for First Time

For the first time, renewable sources in the EU generated more electricity than fossil fuels over an entire year, marking a significant milestone in energy transition.

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