An analysis of Schwarz Group’s €11B investment in AI infrastructure, examining its operational model and potential for replication across Europe.
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EuroHPC. The compute substrate.
An in-depth analysis of EuroHPC’s compute substrate, its current capabilities, limitations, and implications for Europe’s AI ambitions amid recent developments.
Portfolio. The synthesis.
A comprehensive analysis of six European institutional responses to sovereign LLMs, highlighting strategic insights ahead of the August 2026 EU AI Act enforcement.
Apertus. The architectural template.
Apertus, a Swiss-developed open-source large language model, sets a new institutional and technical standard for European sovereign AI, with unique compliance and multilingual features.
Q3 2026 SaaS Earnings Pre-Brief: The Litmus Test for the Agentic-Disruption Thesis
Preliminary analysis of Q3 2026 SaaS earnings indicates a potential shift in industry dynamics, testing the agentic-disruption hypothesis amid market re-pricing.
Forward-Deployed Engineer Economics 2.0: The Unit Economics Math, Six Months Later
Six months after initial analysis, FDE unit economics reveal profitability at enterprise scale but risks at lower levels, shaping AI lab strategies.
Aleph Alpha. The retrospective case.
Analyzing Aleph Alpha’s strategic pivot, founder departure, and merger with Cohere to understand the costs of late structural adaptation in European AI.
Engineering Is Automated. Research Is the Residual.
Recent benchmarks indicate AI can automate most engineering tasks in AI R&D, while research itself remains partly human-driven, raising strategic questions.
Software engineering. The canonical case.
New data shows junior developer hiring dropped 40% since 2022, while senior engineers see augmentation. The sector reveals heterogeneous impacts of AI.
OpenEuroLLM. The third path.
European consortium OpenEuroLLM faces resource challenges, with first models due July 2026. Key developments and structural limits explained.