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AI email and the GDPR, what to check before you buy
One question decides most of it: which company holds the body of your email, in which country, and under which contract.
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AI email and the GDPR, what to check before you buy
One question decides most of it: which company holds the body of your email, in which country, and under which contract.
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Cursor vs Claude Code: which one in 2026?
Claude Code is a CLI agent across six surfaces at EUR 15.64 per month. Cursor is an editor from EUR 7.36 that now bundles Grok and X Premium.
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Which AI image tool fits Luxembourg in 2026?
No single tool is the objective fit, because Midjourney, OpenAI, Google, Adobe Firefly, FLUX and Stability AI differ in published prices, commercial rights, labelling and who the contracting party is.
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Fresha against Planity
Planity owns French booking demand and a certified fiscal till; Fresha publishes its prices and charges 0.89 percent plus 10 cents on a card payment.
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Nebius cuts 2026 outlook as AI cloud capacity slips
Nebius expects 2026 revenue at the low end of 3,0 to 3,4 billion US dollars after partner data centres slipped into 2027, while Q3 revenue rose 571 % to 980,8 million.
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EU AI compute call: Luxembourg's 13.11.2026 cut-off
Luxembourg companies can apply to the EuroHPC Large Scale call for AI Factory compute by 13.11.2026, 10:00 CET, but MeluXina is not among the systems on offer.
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The best Salonkee alternatives for Luxembourg and Belgium
Seven alternatives ranked for a Luxembourg or Belgian salon, starting with what Salonkee genuinely does better than all of them.
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The best WMS for small warehouses in Europe in 2026
Odoo Inventory is the best warehouse system for a small European warehouse in 2026, because it is the only one that passes all five of our European tests: EU hosting, multi-currency, European carriers, floor mechanics and a published euro price.
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The best project management software for small teams in 2026
Linear wins on price and a free plan with no member cap, Jira is free for ten people, and Asana's free plan is capped at two users.
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The best AI coding tools in 2026
Claude Code wins on surface breadth, Codex wins on EU data residency, and the two biggest names in this category changed owner in 2026.
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How to apply for Fit 4 AI at Luxinnovation
Fit 4 AI runs through Luxinnovation: a referenced consultant delivers an AI diagnosis and action plan, and the Ministry of the Economy then pays 70, 60 or 50% of the fees, more than 1.000 EUR and up to 100.000 EUR per project.
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How to write an AI policy for employees
A Luxembourg SME writes its own AI usage policy in six steps, from an inventory of tools to training records, and uses it to meet the AI literacy duty under Article 4 of the AI Act and the GDPR.
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How to claim your business in ChatGPT
Luxembourg online businesses claim their ChatGPT profile in Business Hub, verify by phone, email, DNS or Shopify and then confirm their identity with Persona, free at launch, while local shops and restaurants still have to wait.
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SME Packages AI: how to apply, step by step
You apply through a pre-analysis at the House of Entrepreneurship or eHandwierk, for a project of EUR 3,000 to 25,000 excluding VAT and a grant of 70% of eligible costs after implementation.
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Salonkee and the Benelux booking market: who owns it and how it earns
Salonkee is a Luxembourg joint-stock company, RCS B207855, backed by a 28 million euro Series B led by PeakSpan Capital, and it is the only one of the regional booking platforms that publishes no marketplace commission at all.
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Mistral AI and the European software stack: what depending on it means
Mistral is a Paris company now valued at more than 21 billion euro that sells European inference regions, open-weight models and an enterprise platform, and the sovereignty it offers is narrower and more conditional than the word suggests.
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SumUp, the quiet European giant: how the card reader became a till
SumUp sells cheap hardware and free till software and earns on the card, charging 2,75 percent in Luxembourg unless the merchant pays 29 euro a month to drop to 1,29 percent, which is the whole business model in one line.
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