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November 2025
1) Entrepreneurship continues to increase in Luxembourg despite concern about risk from AI impact: Statec
Entrepreneurial activity in Luxembourg has increased over the past few years, with the proportion of residents engaged in new ventures rising from 7% in 2022 to 9.9% last year, according to the latest Global Entrepreneurship Monitor report from Statec. Although optimism about artificial intelligence remains strong, with 34% of new business founders regarding it as an essential tool, around 58% believe AI could damage their business because of threats to data security and privacy…
Best source: RTL Today
2) Luxembourg demonstrates secure satellite communications for disaster response in Sigma test
The Sigma project, funded by the European Commission, has completed a successful trial in Luxembourg, showcasing secure satellite communications using the country's GovSat-1 satellite in a simulated flood scenario. The exercise enabled uninterrupted, encrypted links between the Luxembourg Army command in Diekirch and field units when terrestrial networks were unavailable, with communications transitioning seamlessly back to ground networks once restored…
Best source: RTL Today
3) OQ Technology awarded Luxembourg’s first 5G satellite concession to offer international connectivity
OQ Technology has obtained Luxembourg's first government concession for satellite-based 5G services, giving the company authorization to develop and operate international non-terrestrial networks. The initiative is intended to improve digital access in remote regions and strengthen the resilience of communications infrastructure. Minister for communications and media Elisabeth Margue says the license award is significant for the space sector both in Luxembourg and Europe. Terrestrial 5G coverage in Luxembourg has reached 99.6% of the country and further expansion is a government priority…
Best source: RTL Today
4) Government and Adem relaunch Skills4Job programme, saying it enables most participants to find work
More than half (54%) of unemployed people who have taken part in Luxembourg's Skills4Job programme have found employment. The initiative, which was launched by the employment bureau Adem and House of Training in 2022, targets jobseekers aged over 30, offering a combination of group training and individual coaching. To date, 570 people have enrolled, with most choosing to enhance their skills. The employment ministry and Adem say the latest edition of the programme recognises the strategic importance of developing capabilities within the workforce…
Best source: Paperjam (in French)
5) Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking and European Space Agency deepen collaboration to advance 6G connectivity across Europe
The Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking and the European Space Agency have signed a memorandum of intent to expand their co-operation on next-generation communication technologies. The agreement seeks to integrate terrestrial and satellite networks and support research and innovation in 6G connectivity. By bringing together the mobile and satellite sectors, the initiative aims to strengthen Europe's technological resilience and competitiveness amid rising demand for secure high-speed connectivity…
Best source: European Commission
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