European company updates
Technology released, shipped, and deployed across Europe.
A Horizon Europe consortium completed and demonstrated an open cognitive architecture that helps autonomous robots maintain explicit models of themselves and their surroundings, detect unexpected situations and adapt their behaviour.
Q.ANT released an open-source SDK for programming its photonic processors, with C and Python APIs, documentation, sample applications and a CPU simulation backend. The simulator lets developers explore computing with light on an ordinary laptop, removing the need to secure scarce photonic hardware before writing or validating an application.
An open-weight cybersecurity AI model designed for autonomous penetration testing and fully local or air-gapped deployment. A locally deployable cybersecurity model is particularly relevant for organizations that cannot send sensitive source code or security data to external AI providers.
The newest products, features, and updates from European companies.
A radiotherapy quality-assurance system that combines more than 25 imaging and machine-performance tests in one setup, including 2D and 3D imaging, cone-beam CT and adaptive-radiotherapy workflows.
StandardX unveiled its accelerator-based isotope-refinery program and raised £10 million to engineer its first industrial system in London, with initial medical-isotope delivery targeted for 2027. A flexible production platform could ease shortages of isotopes used in cancer diagnosis and treatment, research and fusion without relying entirely on aging, single-purpose infrastructure.
ABB launched Infinitus, a source-to-rack direct-current power portfolio for high-density AI data centers, including solid-state transformers, distribution and protection technology. As AI racks draw dramatically more power, reducing conversion losses and the space occupied by electrical infrastructure can leave more capacity for computing while improving efficiency.
Commercial availability of an AI and camera-based livestock monitoring system that detects stages around calving and alerts farmers. Computer vision is moving from agricultural field trials into a commercially available system automating monitoring of a biologically and economically important event on dairy farms.
More discoveries from the growing European company catalogue.
French software company providing development and verification tools for safety-critical and mission-critical systems.
View companyGerman deep-tech scaleup developing photonic processors that use light for energy-efficient AI and high-performance computing.
View companyBelgian developer-first security platform for protecting code, cloud infrastructure and running applications.
View companyDutch semiconductor company developing energy-efficient AI acceleration hardware and software for edge, enterprise and data-center inference.
View companyGerman mechanical and plant-engineering company supplying robotics, automation and production systems, particularly for vehicle manufacturing.
View companyBerlin-based search AI company providing models and infrastructure for embeddings, reranking, document processing and multimodal retrieval.
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