WorkLounge’s chief of strategy explains why the future workplace needs to adapt to people, businesses and changing ways of working.

Ukrainian startup Alerts Bar sees an uptick in cybercrime as the agentic revolution takes hold.

FaceUp’s ethics and compliance platform is already running in almost 4,000 schools and companies.

The European startup ecosystem has become good at creating innovative companies. The problem is what happens when those companies need serious money to scale. New ECB analysis shows that Europe’s venture capital market remains far smaller than the US, particularly at later stages — raising questions about where Europe’s next generation of global technology companies will be financed, owned and ultimately listed.

As AI moves from screens into cars, robots, drones, factories and defence systems, the data problem is changing. The next generation of physical AI may depend less on collecting more data, and more on generating precisely the data that does not yet exist. At DiffuseDrive, Daniel Bin Schmid, Domonkos Haffner and Gabor Vecsei are working on different parts of that problem, from controllable generative models to production-grade, air-gapped AI infrastructure.

For years, Microsoft was viewed as one of the biggest winners of the AI revolution. Its multi-billion-dollar investment in OpenAI gave the company an early lead, while Copilot promised to bring generative AI to hundreds of millions of enterprise users.