What if the next big AI breakthrough came from Europe? The EU got a plan to make this happen 👇 🏭 13 AI Factories will drive innovation, connecting universities, startups, industry, and policymakers. These hubs will bring together top talent, high-quality data, and powerful computing. 🚀 The EU will also set up AI Gigafactories with 100,000 state-of-the-art AI chips – four times more than current AI factories. 📊 Data Labs will curate large, high-quality data. 🎯 The EU is launching the Apply AI Strategy to boost industrial use in EU sectors. 💪 The EU will attract global talent through initiatives like the Talent Pool and AI fellowships. Europe's approach to AI is more than innovation. It's also about building technology in a responsible way that prioritises safety, transparency, sustainability, and ensures it benefits everyone. Let's get it there.
It is a crisp January morning in Lyon, the streets are still and quiet as little Alix, bundled up in her winter coat is headed for her first day at the crèche. In Stockholm, Emil is repeating the numbers, “noll, en, två”, to his grandfather as they head to his förskola. Markus, in Dresden, is looking forward to telling his Krippe playmates about the slope he braved on the sled yesterday, while in Valetta, Eliza is entering her vibrant nursery, giving her dad a quick hug before melting into the crowd of buzzing children. Once the door closes behind them, the journeys these children embark on every day go far beyond play – they are engaging in activities that lay the essential groundwork for their future...Check out the latest #EurydiceEU Focus On Article on Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) and the role it plays in shaping the development of young children. This follows the publication of the Network's report: "Key data on early childhood education and care in Europe - 2025".
