AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU AI Data Centres: EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen told AI firms they’re welcome only if they back EU climate and energy goals, including renewables/nuclear and recycling waste heat—while only 36% of data centres have reported energy use. Finland National Security: Finland’s spy agency Supo warns municipalities may be missing security risks as more than 100 data-centre projects are in the pipeline; foreign operators can slip through legal notification gaps. Space & Sovereign Intel: Finnish SAR maker ICEYE secured a contract for two more satellites for Portugal’s sovereign maritime surveillance, adding to Lisbon’s growing fleet. Cyber for 6G: Tampere University launched SecureSoC (€6.7m, 3 years) to build secure chip tech ahead of the EU Cyber Resilience Act, while SHIELD‑6G kicked off a wider EU effort on 6G cyber defence. Telecom Leadership: Ericsson named Per Narvinger CEO from Oct. 1 as it navigates weaker telecom spending and pivots toward AI connectivity. Energy Transition Watch: WEF’s Energy Transition Index 2026 keeps Finland, Sweden and Denmark on top, while India improves sharply—global readiness dipped amid geopolitical risk. Logistics & Trade: Speed International Logistics expanded multimodal capacity to support global supply chains.
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