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How engineers managed to get the power back on after Spain and Portugal's mass outage

Monday's unprecedented power outage left much of the Iberian Peninsula in the dark. This is how operators got electricity flowing again on after the blackout.

ESA successfully launches Biomass, the satellite set to unlock the secrets of the world's forests

ESA successfully launches Biomass, the satellite set to unlock the secrets of the world's forests

The Biomass satellite is designed to measure carbon stocks in tropical forests, helping scientists to understand how they work and how they are changing.

Europe's 'wake up call': What lessons can be learned from Spain and Portugal's power outage?

Europe's 'wake up call': What lessons can be learned from Spain and Portugal's power outage?

The International Energy Agency (IEA) says the world must add or replace 80 million km of grids by 2040 to meet climate targets and support energy security.

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Almost half of Europeans do not trust 'tech bros' or companies rolling out frontier tech like AI

A new study shared exclusively with Euronews Next shows that the French, German, British, Italian, and Spanish public do not feel positive about frontier technologies such as AI.

New breakthrough in quantum mechanics could make electronics more efficient

Spintronics researchers discovered a new mechanism to generate strong spin currents that could bring us a step closer to low-power, high-performance memory and processors.

Investment in the EU's AI start-ups is on the rise, but could Trump's trade war threaten that?

While overall European tech stocks have been down for the first quarter, AI investments are up 55 per cent, according to a report shared in a first exclusive with Euronews Next.

What does it mean to raise a child in the age of AI? One father is finding out through play

In South Korea, an AI education boom is pushing for children to learn about the tech early to avoid being left behind. For one family, it has become a fun playtime activity that inspires learning.

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Inside Norway's project to build the world's longest and deepest subsea road beneath its fjords

Inside Norway's project to build the world's longest and deepest subsea road beneath its fjords

The Rogaland fixed link, or simply Rogfast, will be about 26.7km long and 390m at the deepest point under the sea when completed.

Hypersonic weapons are fast becoming 'critical technology' for Europe's defence. How do they work?

Hypersonic weapons are fast becoming 'critical technology' for Europe's defence. How do they work?

Anglo-American researchers have completed tests on a propulsion system that should power a cutting-edge hypersonic missile before the end of the decade. What about Europe?

Womb transplants are already a reality. What does it mean for transgender women getting pregnant?

Womb transplants are already a reality. What does it mean for transgender women getting pregnant?

Uterus transplants are pushing the boundaries of pregnancy and fuelling hopes among transgender women.

Europe has a 'real opportunity' to take in Americans fleeing Trump. Is it ready for a 'brain drain'?

Europe has a 'real opportunity' to take in Americans fleeing Trump. Is it ready for a 'brain drain'?

Financial experts are seeing a spike in affluent working Americans looking to resettle in Europe. They say it's time for Europe to prepare for their arrival.

Who are the tech winners and losers of Donald Trump’s sweeping 'Liberation Day' tariffs?

Who are the tech winners and losers of Donald Trump’s sweeping 'Liberation Day' tariffs?

When it comes to the tech industry, semiconductor manufacturers come out largely unscathed while e-commerce giants will see major changes that could affect what price their goods are sold.

This AI successfully applied to become an art student at a university in Vienna

This AI successfully applied to become an art student at a university in Vienna

The arts university in Vienna says the AI will attend classes, receive critiques, and get grades alongside human students.

What's behind the merger of X and Elon Musk's xAI and what will it mean for your data?

What's behind the merger of X and Elon Musk's xAI and what will it mean for your data?

"I think Musk makes it plain for everybody that he isn't interested in furthering healthy public debates," one expert told Euronews Next.

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Signal was a 'risky' choice for sharing classified plans. Which is the most secure messaging app?

In light of the controversy around US attack plans being shared on Signal, the security of messaging apps is firmly in the spotlight.

Will banning teens from social media or smartphones help curb misogyny? Experts disagree

The hit Netflix series Adolescence has fueled discussion about banning social media and smartphones for children. But experts warn a ban won’t work.

Should European countries reconsider their plans for Big Tech taxes to avoid US tariffs?

Tax or tariffs? Officials in the UK and Poland are debating what they should do regarding proposed and passed digital sales taxes to potentially avoid new US trade barriers.

Five years on, did the COVID pandemic have a lasting effect on how we work in Europe?

Experts believe that an initial spike in remote work during the pandemic is mostly over and that the future will involve hybrid work.

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From surveillance to automation: How AI tech is being used at European borders

Experts told Euronews Next about the impacts of AI systems at the border, saying it deserves more attention from EU lawmakers.

When it comes to defence tech, Europe could learn lessons on speed from Ukraine

Defence spending is set to dominate this week’s EU Summit in Brussels. But as Ukraine is learning, speed is key to any investment in defence tech.

Eutelsat in talks to increase satellite terminals in Ukraine amid Starlink service concern

European authorities are working with Eutelsat, a French satellite operator, to deploy more satellites in Ukraine.

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Wikipedia Founder Says ChatGPT-4 Is Terrible At Writing Wikipedia Articles

Despite criticising current generative AI models, Wikipedia's founder Jimmy Wales hasn't ruled out the idea of using AI for the free online encyclopedia.

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