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A Nobel laureate and a former EU commissioner say Europe has one year to act on AI

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Europe runs about five percent of the world’s AI data centre capacity. A group of senior European economists, policymakers and computer scientists has now put a figure on where it should be by 2030. Fifteen percent, which means building three times what exists today while the global total keeps cli…

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  1. 2026-09-14 00:00 · The Next Web
    A Nobel laureate and a former EU commissioner say Europe has one year to act on AI

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