California’s massive pension fund CalPERS is voting against making Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire. The November 6th shareholder showdown could determine Tesla’s future leadership and corporate governance direction.
iPNOTE’s AI paralegal handles 90% of routine IP communications across 130+ countries. The Spanish LegalTech startup just secured €857k to expand globally as European LegalTech investment surges.
Bitcoin is facing its most significant internal conflict since the block size wars. The debate over transaction filtering pits long-time developers against each other, raising questions about Bitcoin’s future direction and decentralization principles.
Mastercard is making a significant infrastructure push in Europe with plans to develop three new data centers in France. The payment giant’s €250 million investment aims to strengthen operational resilience and localize payment processing capabilities across the continent.
Payment processing giant Mastercard is reportedly planning a substantial expansion of its European data center footprint with three new facilities in France, according to company announcements. Sources indicate the company will invest approximately €250 million ($289.81 million) in this strategic infrastructure development, which represents a significant enhancement to Mastercard’s existing European operations.
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Nexos.ai, founded by Nord Security co-founders, has raised €30 million to address enterprise AI security concerns. The platform acts as a neutral intermediary between employees and AI systems, preventing corporate data leaks while maintaining productivity gains.
European AI startup Nexos.ai has reportedly secured €30 million (approximately $35 million) in Series A funding just months after emerging from stealth mode, according to recent reports. The Lithuania-based company, founded by Nord Security co-founders Tomas Okmanas and Eimantas Sabaliauskas, aims to solve what sources describe as the “biggest corporate data leak” in progress as employees increasingly upload sensitive information to large language models.
Swedish Green Steel Pioneer Faces Critical Financial Test Swedish green steel startup Stegra finds itself in a race against time…
The Disappearing AI Guidance In a quiet but significant digital transformation, the Federal Trade Commission has been systematically removing AI…
Luxury Reshuffle Accelerates as Kering Sells Beauty Division In a landmark move that signals significant strategic repositioning, French luxury conglomerate…
