EuroHPC Quantum Push (Luxembourg): EuroHPC JU has started a tender for a Luxembourg-hosted quantum computer (MeluXina-Q) to be operated by LuxProvide and integrated with the MeluXina supercomputer, starting with 10+ semiconductor spin qubits and planned upgrades to 80+; it targets hybrid classical-quantum workflows for science, industry and public sector users, with bids due Sept. 1, 2026. AI Supercomputing (Luxembourg): EuroHPC also signed for MeluXina-AI, an AI-optimized supercomputer hosted by LuxProvide, built with Dell servers and liquid-cooled NVIDIA GB200 systems, aiming at 20+ exaflops and GPU-as-a-Service for researchers and startups. EU Tech Regulation: The European Commission fined Google €890m under the Digital Markets Act for restricting developers and steering users toward Google services, following a Luxembourg-based EU court rejection of an earlier appeal. Competition Watch (EU Energy Tech): The Commission opened an in-depth probe into the proposed Saipem–Subsea7 merger, warning it could further consolidate the SURF services market used in oil and gas and carbon capture projects. Satellite Life-Extension (Space): Northrop Grumman’s MRV mission will attach jetpacks to fuel-depleted geosynchronous satellites, potentially extending operations for years and saving operators like Luxembourg’s SES costly replacements. Housing (Local): A Housing Observatory study says Luxembourg buyers prioritize home size (86%), price (84%), parking, and natural light, with public transport access also ranking high.