Luxembourg’s Big Four appear to have 800 fewer domestic workers than in early 2024. Rising revenue and continuing graduate recruitment suggest a restructuring of delivery, not yet a collapse in demand.
The EU has specified how Google must share anonymised search data with eligible rival search engines and search-enabled AI services from January 2027. The measure will also apply in Luxembourg.
Apple has filed suit in California accusing OpenAI and hardware startup io of stealing its trade secrets to build consumer devices, a striking rupture with the company it partnered with in 2024.
Google and Amazon both reported rising carbon emissions for 2025 as electricity demand from AI data centres outstripped the growth of clean power, straining their net-zero pledges.
South Korea has unveiled a near-$1.2 trillion, decade-long push into semiconductors, AI and data centres led by Samsung and SK Hynix, in a state-orchestrated bet that towers over the EU's Chips Act.
Luxembourg's Chamber of Employees has unveiled what it calls the country's first master's degree in artificial intelligence for healthcare, a 12-month programme starting in October 2026.
Apple raised prices on its Mac and iPad lines worldwide on 25 June 2026, citing soaring memory-chip costs driven by the AI build-out. Here is what changes for buyers in Luxembourg and the euro zone.
SK Hynix has filed to raise up to about $29bn through a Nasdaq listing of American depositary shares, a deal that would rank among the largest equity offerings on record and stands as a marquee bet on the AI-driven memory boom.
The European Commission's fourth annual State of the Digital Decade report, published on 17 June 2026, again ranks Luxembourg among the EU's digital frontrunners on connectivity, AI and public services, but flags lagging cloud and data-analytics adoption and thin digitalisation of health and judicial services.
LIST and Orange Luxembourg have launched RAISE, a €1.3 million project to cut mobile-network energy use by at least 10% using AI, without hurting service quality.
A young Luxembourgish founder has raised €2.8mn at a €6.5mn valuation to build Clerk, an agentic legal AI workspace that aims to move beyond chatbots by giving lawyers a system capable of researching jurisprudence, analysing laws, calculating deadlines and drafting legal documents.