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UAE seeks stronger ties with Europe and invests 40 billion in Germany

UAE seeks stronger ties with Europe and invests 40 billion in Germany

The United Arab Emirates plans to invest 40 billion euros in Germany to strengthen its economic ties with Europe. The investment will focus on sectors including data centers, artificial intelligence, energy, and defense.

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The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating a $20 billion licensing deal between chipmaker NVIDIA and the AI startup Groq. Authorities are examining whether this agreement was used to bypass an ongoing antitrust investigation.

ASML pumps another 400 million euros into European AI hopes

ASML pumps another 400 million euros into European AI hopes

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Former executive of Belgian chipmaker suspected of spying for China

Former executive of Belgian chipmaker suspected of spying for China

A former executive of the Belgian chip manufacturer Belgan has been detained on suspicion of espionage. He is accused of leaking trade secrets to a Chinese company where he was also employed.

Polarsteps photos and locations exposed: journalists accessed data of 23 million users

Polarsteps photos and locations exposed: journalists accessed data of 23 million users

The travel application Polarsteps experienced a security vulnerability that exposed the photos and location data of 23 million users. According to an investigation by Follow the Money, the Amsterdam-based company was aware of the data exposure for at least six months.

US space companies will not attend Paris space summit after all

US space companies will not attend Paris space summit after all

Major American aerospace companies including SpaceX, Blue Origin, Stoke Space, and Starcloud have cancelled their attendance at the international space summit in Paris scheduled for September 9 and 10. The French Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation confirmed the cancellations.