AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity: Attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems have spread across at least nine European countries, with France’s blood service also targeted. The incidents expose risks to food and medical cold chains; investigators are probing possible coordinated activity. Semiconductors: The EU has launched a €525 million chip-design platform to give start-ups and smaller firms access to design tools, expertise, chip IP and manufacturing capacity. Defence Industry: Hanwha Aerospace has begun building its first European guided-rocket plant in Poland, with production planned from 2029 and full-scale output in 2030. AI Infrastructure: UK firms say power shortages are holding back AI growth: more than 70GW of data-centre projects are waiting to connect, while only about 5GW is expected to join the grid by 2030. Digital Health: Moldova is preparing to connect to Europe’s medical-data exchange network, which could let prescriptions and health summaries be recognised across participating countries. Clean Energy: An EU-wide survey found 87% of respondents want low-carbon energy prioritised, with solar the most popular choice.
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