Anthropic's S-1 shows a $693m operating loss, $3.9bn of operating cash flow and about $430bn of rent it cannot cancel — against $10.8bn of contracted revenue. The number that would size the risk is blank.
noyb filed five complaints against Scale AI on 27 October over how Outlier tracks 900,000 freelance AI trainers: 19 trackers, repeated face scans, and data requests nobody answered.
VW's brand chief wants the China-developed electronics architecture in three quarters of its next-generation European models, saving €4-5 billion. The EU is simultaneously probing the risk that software brings.
The Council agreed its position on Europe's 28th company regime on 23 October. Parliament's legal affairs committee still has no mandate, and the year-end deadline Brussels keeps repeating is already out of reach.
Indonesia's market fell 11.6% in a day, its steepest drop since 1998, after an index provider questioned whether its prices were trustworthy. The awkward part is that MSCI has a point.
The STAR50 is down 40% in four months and $480 billion has gone. The datacentres are still being built, which is exactly why this is worth understanding before the same argument reaches New York.
Microsoft's voluntary exit offer reaches 27% of its workforce. The last round converted about a third of the people it touched — and the teams left out of this one say more than the headline does.
The European Commission accepted Temu's DSA action plan on 26 October, five months after fining the marketplace €200 million. Its own advisory board had already called the plan only partially adequate.
Follow the invoices instead of the forecasts: what companies actually spend on tokens, who is earning, who is burning, and why the bill rises while prices collapse.
A letter dated 22 October shows the French prime minister asking four telecom operators to be ready to cut TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat and X within hours. The block was never ordered, and no court was ever asked.
Munich spent 13 years building a Linux city hall, then voted it away. France's Gendarmerie migrated 90,000 seats and still runs on it. What Denmark's dead pilot, a French police force, and Schleswig-Holstein's audited rollout teach about leaving Microsoft.
Denmark's digitalisation ministry quietly killed its Collabora pilot — no evaluation, no restart. What 38 employees learned about living without Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield are back to full speed after a 10-day slowdown. Europe's own satellite replacements are still years and billions of euros away.
OpenAI burned $34 billion in a year and Anthropic booked an $80.7 billion loss — most of it accounting. Where the money actually goes, why losses grow even as revenue explodes, and what the dot-com era really predicts.
Washington has renewed a warning: no lower steel tariffs unless Brussels eases Digital Markets Act enforcement. Here is what is actually at stake.
EU member states agreed a negotiating position on the Digital Omnibus on 21 October, keeping the GDPR's definition of personal data and adding cookie purposes that need no consent. It is not law yet.
Plausible, Matomo and Simple Analytics built a real industry inside Google Analytics' shadow. The story of Europe's analytics champions — who founded them, how they make money, and why cookieless became the model.
ASML, SAP, LVMH, Novo Nordisk, Airbus, Mistral: the world-class companies and mega-projects Europe actually owns, what they have in common, and what the list is missing.
Europe's goods deficit with China hit €359.8 billion in 2025 and the EU's factories fell to a record-low share of its own car market. A research brief on the five mechanisms behind the gap, and what the decline story gets wrong.
Eight eMudhra intermediate CA private keys — one literally the number 4 — could be recovered in seconds from public certificates. Browsers blocked them within days; servers and bundled trust stores still need updates.