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1) Two-thirds of Luxembourg businesses report AI projects at advanced stage: survey
Nearly two-thirds of businesses in Luxembourg (63%) say they have launched artificial intelligence initiatives that are reaching maturity, while 27% have projects in development or production & 23% have or are engaged in experimental or proof-of-concept phases, according to a survey of 114 companies carried out by business group Fedil in cooperation with Luxinnovation & the Luxembourg Digital Innovation Hub.
Best source: Paperjam (in French)
2) Luxembourg’s electronic communications sector reports 4.8% rise in revenue last year: regulator
Luxembourg's electronic communications sector reported a 4.8% increase in revenue last year to €627.1m, with mobile services accounting for half the total, according to the Institut Luxembourgeois de Régulation. Income from fixed internet connections increased by 12.6%, while infrastructure investment amounted to €140.2m, representing around 22.4% of revenue, the highest level in recent years.
Best source: Le Quotidien (in French)
3) European Commission drafts digital strategy to strengthen global influence & security
The European Commission & EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas have announced an international digital strategy detailing the union's approach to external digital engagement in an environment of heightened geopolitical tension. The strategy prioritizes expanding international co-operation by deepening digital partnerships & launching a Digital Partnership Network…
Best source: European Commission
4) EU & Japan to deepen collaboration on quantum science
The EU & Japan have expanded their cooperation in quantum science & technology, building on the Digital Partnership launched in 2022. A letter of intent, signed in Tokyo by European Commission executive vice-president Henna Virkkunen & Japanese science minister Minoru Kiuchi, aims to strengthen ties between European & Japanese stakeholders in the quantum sector, promoting joint research & innovation…
Best source: European Commission
5) OECD & EU release draft framework to boost AI literacy in schools
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development & the European Commission have released a draft framework intended to promote artificial intelligence literacy among primary & secondary school pupils. Developed with input from international experts & organizations, the 43-page document highlights technical knowledge, human skills & ethical considerations as central themes…
Best source: Government Technology
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