Category: 3. Europe

Development of technical standards to be used by companies seeking to demonstrate compliance with the EU’s AI Act is behind schedule, CEN-CENELEC, the main standardisation bodies working on the European Commission request have told Euronews.

In 2023 the Commission asked the…

Danish start-up AgriRobot, which develops safety software for autonomous agricultural vehicles, has joined a new project to advance farm robotics across Europe.

The AgRibot project, which has received a €4.97 million grant from the European…

There has been a vibe shift in Brussels. Over are the days in which the EU postures as the global digital rulemaker who reins in Big Tech.

In an attempt to shake its reputation as a tech laggard and adjust to new geopolitical realities, the EU is…

By Akash Sriram

(Reuters) – Lyft is buying mobility platform FreeNow from German automotive giants BMW and Mercedes-Benz for 175 million euros ($198.40 million) to expand into the European ride-hailing market, the U.S. company said on…

Lyft Expands in Europe, Diversifies by Acquiring FREENOW

Lyft poised for growth in an attractive market, with FREENOW’s premier taxi-first business and local expertise

Together, will operate in 11 countries across Europe, the United States,…

The United Kingdom Supreme Court has ruled the definition of a woman under the country’s equalities law refers to someone born biologically female.

This definition would reject the Scottish government’s argument that the definition should include transgender women. Five judges at…