Last year’s cohort of start-ups has been slimmed down. The ten remaining will get up to €300K in funding and support

The one stop shops will be based around new or existing supercomputers, and will be open to industry and researchers from 2025

With the chips industry facing a skills shortage, Eindhoven University of Technology ran the five-day programme for a second year

The three experts will lead the EU innovation fund’s portfolios in AI, advanced materials for energy, and health and biotechnology

The UK’s first 10-year quantum technologies programme comes to an end this year, and companies are seeking guarantees about what comes next

LightSolver is building a novel, all-optical supercomputer and hoping EU funding can help bring it to the market

Belgian RTO had the most funding from the last three research programmes, but companies took part in the most EU projects