The AI revolution is creating an unprecedented demand for data centers that consume massive amounts of energy and water. This infrastructure boom poses serious challenges to power grids and local communities.
While the EIC has emerged as Europe’s biggest deeptech investor, the continent still faces systemic challenges in scaling frontier technology companies. Public funding alone cannot solve Europe’s innovation translation problem.
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Veeam is acquiring data security firm Securiti AI in a deal valued at $1.725 billion, sources indicate. The acquisition aims to provide enterprises with greater control over their data infrastructure as AI adoption accelerates across industries.
Data resilience company Veeam is making a significant move to strengthen its artificial intelligence capabilities with the acquisition of Securiti AI, according to reports from Bloomberg and company announcements. The $1.725 billion transaction, consisting of cash and stock, represents one of the larger data security deals of the year and signals Veeam’s strategic push into AI-powered data management.
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LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman compares AI regulation to automotive seatbelts, advocating for iterative approaches. Meanwhile, Anthropic’s Jack Clark emphasizes policy solutions as AI dominates startup funding rounds, with 85-90% of Entrepreneurs First companies incorporating artificial intelligence in their pitches to investors.
Technology leaders are expressing contrasting perspectives on how artificial intelligence should be regulated, with LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman advocating for an incremental approach while Anthropic’s Jack Clark emphasizes the need for comprehensive policy solutions, according to reports from recent industry events.
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