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Stanford’s Paper2Agent Turns Research Papers Into Interactive AI Agents
A peer-reviewed Nature study shows validated paper agents can reproduce analyses, answer technical questions and combine methods across studies, while leaving scientific judgment with human researchers.
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Axelera Lands AI Factory Deals as Europe Pushes to Build Its Own Inference Silicon
Dutch startup Axelera AI says its Europa accelerator is entering Dell and Supermicro systems and EU-backed AI factories, a milestone in Europe’s effort to build more of the hardware stack behind artificial intelligence.
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ESA Warns Orbital Debris Risk Is Accelerating as Satellite Traffic Surges
Europe’s space agency says the long-term strain on low Earth orbit worsened by roughly an order of magnitude in a year, intensifying pressure for stricter disposal rules, better traffic coordination and active debris removal.
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Europe’s New Security Frontier: Dutch Fortaegis Raises $50 Million to Move Cyber Defense Into Silicon
A $50 million financing round for Dutch deep-tech company Fortaegis is putting hardware-rooted security at the center of Europe’s effort to protect AI systems, critical infrastructure and future networks from increasingly sophisticated cyber and quantum-era threats.
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Quantum Computing Takes a Major Step Forward With 1,000-Fold Speed Boost
Researchers in Sweden have developed a new way to perform complex quantum operations in a single control cycle rather than thousands, potentially removing one of the biggest obstacles to reliable, large-scale quantum computers. A team of researchers at Chalmers University…
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Experimental Cell Therapy Offers New Hope for Rebuilding Osteoporotic Bones
A small clinical trial suggests that specially modified bone-marrow cells may dramatically reduce fractures in women with severe osteoporosis, raising the possibility of a future treatment designed to regenerate bone rather than simply slow its loss. A pioneering cell therapy…
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AI Takes Aim at the Moon as NASA and IBM Unveil New Lunar Mapping Model
New open-source system can identify ice deposits, craters and volcanic terrain with greater accuracy, potentially helping shape the next generation of human exploration beyond Earth NASA and IBM have unveiled a new artificial intelligence model capable of analysing decades of…
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Britain’s Datacentre Boom Faces Scrutiny as Job Creation Forecasts Fall Sharply
New analysis suggests planned UK datacentres may directly employ only around 10,400 people — roughly a quarter of the 40,000-plus jobs previously cited by the technology industry — intensifying debate over whether their economic benefits justify their enormous demands on…
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A New Kind of CAR-T Therapy Shows Early Promise Against Multiple Sclerosis
An experimental treatment that engineers immune cells directly inside the body improved symptoms in a small group of patients, raising hopes that powerful cell therapies could become simpler and more accessible A new form of immune therapy has produced encouraging…
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UK Gambling Sites Under Fire Over Tracking Practices and Manipulative Cookie Banners
A large-scale study of British-licensed betting and casino websites has found widespread use of “dark patterns” and tracking technologies that may collect personal data before users have meaningfully agreed to share it. Britain’s online gambling industry is facing renewed scrutiny…
