China, EU, and US implement major AI pre-release regulations within three weeks, marking a shift in global AI governance approaches.
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Why Many AI Sovereign Cloud Certifications Are Incomplete, According To The 24% Rule
A new report finds 24% of AI sovereign cloud providers do not meet key ownership sovereignty criteria, raising concerns about true legal control.
Washington’s August 1 Deadline Turns AI Benchmarks Into Confidential Security Tools
U.S. government sets August 1 deadline for classified AI benchmarking process, moving toward secret standards for advanced cyber capabilities of AI models.
Invitation To Bid – Federal Reasury Discount Paper (Bubills)
Germany’s Bundesbank has issued an invitation to bid for federal treasury discount paper, known as Bubills, marking a key step in government debt issuance.
Announcement Of A multi-ISIN Auction – Reopening Of Two Federal Bonds
The German Bundesbank announced the reopening of two federal bonds through a multi-ISIN auction, with details on timing and bond specifics.
Europe’s AI Revolution Is Driven By 90% Canadian Innovation
Cohere, a Toronto-based AI firm, acquired Germany’s Aleph Alpha in a deal valued at $20B, raising questions about European sovereignty in AI.
Ankündigung Tenderverfahren – Aufstockung Von Zwei Anleihen Des Bundes
Die Bundesbank plant die Aufstockung von zwei Bundesanleihen durch ein Tenderverfahren, bestätigt die Ankündigung. Weitere Details folgen in Kürze.
The Shift In European AI: Moving Beyond Palantir’s Shadow
European governments are actively shifting away from Palantir, awarding contracts to local vendors amid concerns over data sovereignty and security.
Ausschreibung – Unverzinsliche Schatzanweisungen Des Bundes (Bubills)
The Bundesbank has announced a new tender for issuing exclusively zero-coupon federal bonds, known as Bubills, targeting institutional investors.
Apple’s Move Against OpenAI Highlights Challenges In Maintaining Tech Confidentiality
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing former employees of stealing trade secrets. This highlights ongoing challenges in protecting proprietary technology.