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The year 2025 stands as a pivotal moment for Europe. As the global technological landscape continues its relentless march forward, dominated by the transformative powers of quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI), the continent faces a dual imperative: to innovate at an unprecedented pace while simultaneously safeguarding its values, citizens, and industries. Europe’s ambition for

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The nuclear industry faces significant compliance and safety challenges due to reliance on manual processes and outdated systems. This post emphasizes the need for AI-powered compliance platforms to automate checks, track regulatory changes, provide real-time risk assessments, and centralize data management, ultimately enhancing safety and operational efficiency.

Creating magnetic fusion, a process that has the potential to revolutionize energy production, is one of the most challenging engineering feats. The concept of magnetic fusion involves harnessing the energy produced by nuclear fusion reactions. The ultimate goal is to generate a nearly limitless and clean source of energy. However, achieving this goal has proven