AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Telecom Policy: Euro telecom CEOs urged an EU “course correction” on the Digital Networks Act, arguing regulation and bureaucracy are hurting investment—especially around copper switch-off. Luxembourg Education: Luxembourg’s new school year starts for 64,000+ primary pupils and 2,800 new University of Luxembourg enrolments, as fresh PISA results show over 30% of students failing minimum reading, maths and science levels. Space & Connectivity (Luxembourg): SES completed the final three O3b mPOWER satellite launches, boosting MEO capacity for maritime and offshore users. Security Tech (Luxembourg): HawkEye 360 set up its first European subsidiary in Luxembourg to deepen partnerships for space-based RF monitoring. Chips for AI Factories: Axelera AI said it won multi-contract deals for AI factory chips and launched its second-gen “Europa,” including work tied to EU projects in Luxembourg. AI in Schools (US): Microsoft introduced legally binding AI guardrails for US schools after backlash, banning features that foster dependency and requiring third-party audits. 3D Scanning (Luxembourg-linked): Artec 3D launched “Artec Neo,” a tolerance-driven wireless scanner aimed at metrology-grade inspection and reverse engineering. Back to School Tech & Privacy: Connected “camera glasses” raise new regulator concerns as a small light can be tampered with, highlighting weak real-world warnings.
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