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AI sovereignty isn’t politics: it’s a sales requirement

Across Europe, I keep seeing the same pattern in public sector deals, regulated industries, and anything that smells like critical infrastructure: "AI sovereignty" has moved from a nice-to-have to the first real checkpoint in the deal. Not

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Move fast, don't break compliance: what every founder should know

2025 quietly became the year DDoS stopped being a "big company" problem. The bandwidth record was broken several times in a single year, each new peak holding for weeks rather than years. In one quarter alone, providers blocked roughly 20 m

Christos Flores speaks about building a human-centered European social network with Monnett.

Building a human-centered European social network: interview with Christos Floros, founder of Monnett

Social media has become one of the most powerful layers of modern civic life. It shapes how people communicate, how public opinion forms, how trust spreads — and how manipulation can scale. For Christos Floros, founder of Monnett, this is n

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Is Europe ready for its own AI infrastructure? What a room full of builders, politicians, and investors actually think

Panels about AI sovereignty tend to follow a predictable arc. Someone invokes GDPR. Someone else mentions hyperscalers. A politician says something optimistic. Everyone applauds and goes home.Last week's Gcore AI panel in Luxembourg didn't

When your AI agent looks like an attack: the new security reality for startups

The first time your agent gets blocked, it feels like a bug.The user asked it to do something simple: browse, check availability, gather information, maybe submit a form. The agent does it efficiently—and then hits a wall: CAPTCHA, throttli

Security as a moat: how AI startups can compete on trust (and why Europe makes it harder—and better)

AI is moving fast enough to make every founder uneasy.You ship a feature, and a competitor ships something similar. You improve your model, and the baseline shifts. You polish your UX, and the pattern becomes standard. In a market like this

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