Fast-evolving cyber threats to critical national infrastructure, along with new regulations, should spark a rethink among senior decision makers, says Martin Riley of Bridewell Three evolving cyber threats pose significant new levels of risk to critical national infrastructure (CNI) across Europe, each with distinct challenges. An incursion from any one of them could trigger a […] The post New threat landscape demands laser focus appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

It was one small step for man but, conceivably, a giant leap for mankind NASA’s hopes of building homes on the moon inched closer to reality last week after the first-ever robotic weld was carried out in space. An autonomous welding machine successfully fused a series of aluminium plates together in a “historic” test that […] The post First-ever ‘Space Weld’ could pave way for lunar living appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Companies who unlock Gen Z’s business technologist potential will take huge strides in achieving a strategic and meaningful digital transformation, says Gert-Jan Wijman of Celigo Having multiple generations working together is nothing new. Still, differences in skill sets and attitudes have become more stark as innovation and the pace of change have accelerated in recent […] The post Make the most of your digital natives appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

As each new wave of digitalisation sweeps across the world’s economy presenting complex challenges, Helen Lamprell of AVEVA examines what qualities tech leaders must cultivate to succeed The European Union is driving the global digital policy agenda with the aim to be an international leader in both innovation and technology ethics. And the new cross-border […] The post How to harness tech’s acceleration appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

Self-driving vehicles could be on British roads by 2026 after the government’s “landmark” legal framework for autonomous vehicles gained royal assent on Monday According to the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT), the Automated Vehicles (AV) Act will put “Great Britain at the forefront of self-driving regulation”. It will also create 38,000 skilled jobs by 2035 […] The post ‘Watershed Moment’ as UK passes self-driving car law appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

AI-assisted change must take a more sensitive, informed approach to today’s evolving skills, attitudes and needs if we are to navigate the tech revolution in a healthy way, says Oliver Shaw of Orgvue Salesforce recently announced it would cut 700 jobs on top of the 8,000 it removed last year. Similarly, Google has laid off […] The post Embracing AI without losing our humanity appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

John Granby and Erik Kanerva of Kempower explain why fleet operators will need to consider adopting the Megawatt Charging System as part of their charging ecosystem and solutions The electrification of cars, vans, and buses has gained unstoppable momentum. Electric vehicles (EVs) have gone from being a passion project for early technology adopters to the […] The post Gearing up for fully electric heavy vehicles appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

With seamless integration into existing home automation systems and massive security advantages, the DoorBird is so much more than an intercom An increasing number of residential and office buildings are replacing analogue intercom systems with network-based IP door stations connected to mobile devices. The benefits associated with using IP door intercom systems, especially when it […] The post DoorBird IP-Secure: The door communication of the future appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

A Chinese tech firm has unveiled what could be the world’s friendliest and most reliable waiter – a robot that doesn’t get tired, can’t be offended, and will never expect a tip The BellaBot Pro, created by Shenzhen-based Pudu Robotics, can serve four table at once and work for 24-hour shifts without needing a break. […] The post Waiter Second: New Robot Servers to Play ‘Significant Role’ in Restaurant Industry appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more

John Stringer of Next DLP outlines why focussing on people, processes, and technology can help organisations manage the shortfall in cybersecurity professionals We are facing a cyber skills crisis. Worldwide, in 2023, there were 3.5 million unfulfilled cyber jobs. In Europe, the shortage of cyber talent is anything up to 500,000, according to 2022 figures from the […] The post Navigate the cyber skills gap appeared first on The European Magazine ..read more