Another 286 small and medium-sized enterprises will receive funding to implement artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, and other Industry 4.0 solutions
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the tech sector’s new “payday loan” – deceptively cheap at the outset, but with potentially unaffordable interest rates down the road
Small and medium-sized enterprises in Northern Bulgaria will have the opportunity to participate in a series of free specialized training sessions and receive individual expert
The Sofia-based startup nFuse – founded by Stoyan Ivanov and Stefan Radov, former Coca-Cola executives – aims to transform the habits of the "person behind the counter" by adapting the technology to them
While the mass IT sector is going through a phase of cooling off and rethinking its hiring strategies, SAP Labs Bulgaria is signaling the opposite
German company Brinell Compute GmbH plans to invest €3 billion in building artificial intelligence computing facilities near Plovdiv
The SOLARIS Project consortium is pleased to announce its Final Project Meeting, a two-day event dedicated to reflecting on the societal, political, and ethical challenges
Professor Stephen Lewandowsky is a cognitive scientist at the University of Bristol whose research focuses on the intersection between human cognition and the architecture
Bulgaria continues its active efforts to attract large-scale investments from tech giant Meta. During Rosen Zhelyazkov visit to the US, he held talks with Joel Kaplan, President of Global Affairs
Public procurement in Bulgaria will undergo another level of automation with the help of BgGPT – the first open language model adapted to the Bulgarian language
Bulgarian-American startup WiseBee, whose R&D center is in Sofia, has secured $2.5 million in seed funding. This funding closes one of the largest seed rounds
The future of the digital industry and the strategic role of secure, long-term, and emission-free energy in the construction of artificial intelligence gigafactories and data centers
Central and Eastern Europe is at a critical crossroads. With a combined GDP of €2.5 trillion and over 150 million citizens, the region has the potential to become a global AI hub
For traditional coal regions, which built their economy around fossil fuels decades ago, this moment is of even greater importance.
The AI acceleration trend opens up vast opportunities for businesses and academics across Europe and gives Bulgaria a chance to gain a leadership position
