During a seminar in Thessaloniki, Deputy Minister of Interior Kostas Gioulekas emphasized the city’s potential to lead in innovation, backed by European Union support for an artificial intelligence factory. The event, organized by MEP Dimitris Tsiodras and the Alexandria Innovation…
Greek startups showcase enthusiasm and innovative ideas but are hindered by funding shortages. Among 896 startups, Athens hosts the majority. The country has dropped to 49th in the global startup ranking, with initiatives like the WMF Startup Competition aiming to…
Greece has received approval for its proposal to establish one of Europe’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) factories, named ‘Pharos – The Greek AI Factory for Accelerating AI Innovation’. This initiative, funded equally by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking and national resources…
Greece is emerging as a leader in artificial intelligence, establishing one of seven national AI innovation hubs approved by the European Commission. Giannis Mastrogeorgiou, Secretary of Long-term Planning, highlighted the significance of this initiative, emphasizing its potential benefits for society…
Google has introduced its latest quantum computing chip, named ‘Willow’, which can solve complex problems in five minutes that would take traditional supercomputers over 10 septillion years. While the chip showcases significant advancements in quantum technology, experts caution that it…
Dutch startups are increasingly considering relocation due to insufficient funding and evolving regulations. Notable concerns were raised by former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi regarding Europe’s competitiveness as successful startups leave for better opportunities, particularly in the United States….
Dutch entrepreneurs have rated the Netherlands’ business climate at a disappointing six out of ten this year, reflecting ongoing dissatisfaction that has caused some companies to consider relocating. Despite this decline, the country remains a leader in innovation and competitiveness…
The UK government is set to announce a £100 million initiative aimed at reshaping public services to function more like a start-up. Pat McFadden, the minister in charge of the Cabinet Office, emphasizes the need for a ‘test and learn’…
In an interview with ERT News, Greek Deputy Minister of Development, Zoë Rapti, asserted that Greece remains a ‘island of stability’ despite rapid developments in Syria and political unrest in France and Germany. She highlighted the importance of economic stability…
Arlesheim, a municipality in Switzerland, has become home to the country’s first commercially usable quantum computer, marking a significant milestone in the international computing scene. Developed by Quantum Basel, this quantum computer operates millions of times faster than traditional computers…
The Greek Farmer of the Year Awards celebrated the innovative efforts of farmers and cooperatives who embrace new technologies to improve production. In a ceremony in Thessaloniki, notable farmers, including third-generation agronomist Savvas Kilatzidis, were recognized for their dedication to…
Ten Greek women participated in a program aimed at empowering women in the agri-food sector, organized by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology in collaboration with AWomanCanBe. During a seminar, they presented their ideas and business plans, showcasing the…
