AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSpace ambitions: Luxembourg plans to open the NEOS Space Campus in Kockelscheuer within two years, as the sector expands into satellite navigation, Earth observation and other technologies used in daily life. Orbital computing: Luxembourg-based OwlO Cloud has signed agreements with Thales Alenia Space and Edge Aerospace as it explores a European network of more than 10 satellites for in-orbit computing and data security. Cybersecurity: Supermarket refrigeration attacks have affected stores in Luxembourg and across Europe, raising concerns about internet-connected infrastructure. US agencies have urged businesses to secure remote access and update systems; France has accused an Iran-linked unit of the earlier attack on French stores. Parkinson’s research: Luxembourg Institute of Health and Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg researchers are joining an €8 million Horizon Europe project to support a Phase 2 trial of an investigational treatment. Tech regulation: An adviser to the EU’s top court has backed the Commission’s appeal over a €1.49 billion antitrust fine against Google, in a case before the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice.
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