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Future on Europa Now: AI, climate tech and the long bets that will decide what Europe builds next.
Climate Tech
Chinese Battery Maker Gotion High-Tech Enters Middle East Storage Market with 6 GWh Saudi Deal
Gotion High-Tech has landed a major order to deploy battery storage systems across three Saudi Arabian sites, marking the company's first large-scale energy storage project in the region.
AI
Huang and Amodei clash on AI regulation at Dreamforce
Nvidia's CEO argued against new laws for artificial intelligence, while Anthropic's leader called for industry self-governance and safety standards. The two executives presented opposing visions on the same Salesforce stage.
AI
How Storyworth's Voice Tools Are Reshaping Family Memory
Storyworth's latest phone-based features transcribe, prompt and structure family stories before they become memoir. The shift reveals how software now mediates the act of remembering itself, not just its preservation.
Climate Tech
Open source could multiply energy grid value by 2-5x, new Linux Foundation framework shows
A benefit-cost methodology released at LF Energy Summit Europe in Berlin quantifies how open source software delivers greater financial and strategic returns than traditional procurement for grid operators and regulators.
AI
DeepMind Researcher Breaks Silence on AI Extinction Risk, Joining Growing Chorus for Slower Development
Bilal Chughtai, who departed Google DeepMind's safety team in July, has become the first insider from the lab to publicly warn that artificial intelligence poses an existential threat—and that the industry must pump the brakes.
AI
Gates Foundation commits $1bn to AI access, but warns governments lag far behind
Bill Gates says regulators are unprepared for artificial intelligence, as his foundation pledges spending on education, health, agriculture and multilingual AI training data over two years.
AI
Huang and Trump Dismiss AI Safety Concerns at All-In Summit, but Their Views Diverge
During a surprise phone call at a Los Angeles tech conference, the Nvidia CEO and the U.S. president rejected fears about artificial intelligence, yet Huang's nuanced position on industry pace differs markedly from Trump's blanket dismissal.
Climate Tech
CATL and BME to Build Battery Plant in Egypt with $39 Million Initial Investment
A joint venture between Chinese battery maker CATL and Egyptian firm BME will establish a manufacturing facility in Egypt, starting with one gigawatt-hour of annual capacity for heavy commercial vehicles.