⁇ Europe builds AI plants – and that's good news
While Silicon Valley is tumbling over each other in a race full of hype and risks, Europe is pushing for something radically different: well-thought-out, regulated and sustainable AI. This month, the European Commission AI Continent Action Plan launched, an ambitious programme including the construction of 13 AI factories and 5 Gigafactories. The target? European digital independence and global AI leadership.
“Those who keep a grip on technology keep a grip on the future.”
⁇ From idea to infrastructure
With a total budget of €30 billion The EU invests not only in computing power, but also in sustainable data centres, high-quality datasets and human capital. The AI plants will act as breeding grounds for high-quality AI models, fed by reliable and responsibly collected data.
“In Europe, we are not building castles in the air, but foundations.”
⁇ Human size, technological top class
The plan provides for an AI Skills Academy, an generative AI training, and international fellowships. In doing so, Europe is not only focusing on technology, but above all on the people behind it. AI must follow the European course safe, transparent and ethical are — built with respect for people and the planet.
“The European route is slower, but leads to sustainability.”
⁇ What this means for EduNEX
At EduNEX We are building our own AI-driven knowledge system that responds precisely to these principles: open, transparent, privacy-friendly and future-proof. No experiments on user data, but controlled innovation. We see the AI Continent ambitions as a stimulus and confirmation of our course.
“EduNEX chooses AI that teaches, not undermines.”
⁇ Not a wild west, but a responsible lead
In a world full of unguided experiments, the European course is refreshing: clear frameworks through the AI Act, a Service Desk for companies, and concrete help with implementation. This provides security for developers, trust for users, and opportunities for impact. EduNEX is following these developments with suspicion – and wants to be at the forefront.
“The advantage is not in speed, but in direction.”
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