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In recent months, the Portuguese public debate on artificial intelligence has been captured by a single figure: the billions of euros at stake in Sines' bid for an AI Gigafactory. It is a legitimate and important conversation. But there is another story, less glamorous and more revealing, that almost no one is telling. Europe is in...
Submarine cables carry 95% of internet data. Jonh Arrigo, the US Ambassador in Lisbon, says that Portugal “cannot compromise communications infrastructure,” especially since investments from tech giants are at stake.
The South Korean tech company Furiosa AI has chosen Portugal to centralise its European operations, planning the creation of a research centre led by the Portuguese national Nuno Lopes.
Top American official warns EU it should jump on board a U.S.-led initiative to compete on artificial intelligence.
The president of the Development Bank said today that Portugal’s bid for an Artificial Intelligence (AI) gigafactory in Sines will be strengthened, including through increased planned investment, as he believes this will raise the chances of winning the competition run by the European Commission.
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This report is part of the 17th edition of ECO magazine. Leaving Lisbon for Sines after the night when more than 30,000 lightning strikes hit Portugal, amid sheets of rain, an orange weather warning and the unfinished IP8, requires boldness, some stubbornness and herculean driving skills. With no sign of it beforehand, upon arrival in ...
Cuatrecasas advised Airbus in structuring, negotiating and completing the joint venture with Critical Software to establish a new company – Critical FlyTech – which will be dedicated to the development of integrated software and services for aerospace applications intended for Airbus and its affiliates. The joint venture is held 51% ...
Although Portugal and Europe are about to end a peculiar year for mergers and acquisitions — with the number of deals falling while their value rises — the rest of the world is set to close 2025 with record figures. Globally, this will be the second-best year ever in terms of capital deployed...
