CODE OF POWER
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France’s regulatory boomerang: when laws miss their target and hit European businesses
Chinese low-value parcels diverted through Belgium, a digital tax passed on to advertisers, textile transparency requirements imposed on every French…
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Protection of minors: Brussels reins in Paris without derailing its fight against social media
While the European Commission endorses the principle of setting a minimum age of 15 for access to social media, it…
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Austria urges Brussels to explore bringing Anthropic to the European Union
TL;DR Austria is proposing that the European Union explore establishing an Anthropic presence within its borders, signalling a paradigm shift:…
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Will we soon need to show our passport to use AI?
TL;DR The agreement between Anthropic and Washington opens a new chapter: the United States is beginning to intervene directly in…
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AT VIVATECH, four visions of the future clashed
If there was one thing entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers at VivaTech 2026 seemed to share this year, it was a…
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Europe wants to take back control of its satellite space
The European Union has never talked so much about space sovereignty, and its proposal to reserve part of the satellite…
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Why Dutch lithography giant ASML has become a strategic target for Washington
The semiconductor war has long been told through the names NVIDIA, TSMC, Intel, or Huawei. Yet the most strategic company…
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The day Silicon Valley realized it wasn’t sovereign
Since last Friday, the ban on Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable models has fuelled debate over European digital sovereignty. Reactions have…
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Who will pay for AI’s gigawatts?
Artificial intelligence is often presented as a race between models. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and Mistral AI compete through benchmarks,…
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Is the UK opening a new front against US tech giants?
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s announcement comes at a pivotal moment for digital platforms. After fifteen years of almost uninterrupted…
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