Vol. I · No. 1 · 22 March 2026 · Morning Edition
Updated 2h agoSenior Technology Correspondent
Eleanor Whitfield has covered the technology sector for over a decade, with a focus on artificial intelligence, European tech policy, and the social implications of emerging technologies. Before joining Kelford Press, she reported from Silicon Valley for The Guardian and served as a fellow at the Reuters Institute.
While Silicon Valley dominates the headlines, a constellation of research laboratories from Zurich to Helsinki is producing breakthroughs that may define the next decade of artificial intelligence — and they are doing it with a fundamentally different philosophy.
The London lab unveils a system that generates code with mathematical guarantees of correctness, challenging decades of software engineering practice.
A facility in northern Sweden is capturing more CO₂ than it emits, powered by a combination of renewable energy and direct air capture technology.