Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced an ambitious plan to multiply Europe’s AI computing capacity tenfold over the next two years by constructing 20 new “AI factories” in partnership with local tech and telecom companies. Speaking at VivaTech 2025 and the Nvidia GTC developer conference in Paris, Huang emphasized the urgency for Europe to build out its sovereign AI infrastructure and underscored the region’s growing influence in both artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

Amid a sweeping global restructuring that includes the closure of seven plants and 20,000 job cuts, Nissan has notched a rare win. The automaker’s new all-electric N7, launched exclusively in China, secured over 17,000 orders within a month of its April 27 debut—surpassing internal forecasts and offering a modest but meaningful boost to the struggling carmaker.

A legislator of Taiwan’s opposition party Kuomintang (KMT) Ju-chun Ko has leveraged his position as chair of the Education and Culture Committee to schedule a review of the Artificial Intelligence Fundamental Act (AI Fundamental Act) draft bill on June 11, demanding a clause-by-clause discussion of the bill in spite of opposition from other legislators. The move aimed to avoid a repeat of former KMT legislator Jason Hsu’s earlier attempt, when the bill was shelved due to a lack of a version proposed by the Executive Yuan to allow for comparison.