AI news

Slovenia is leading in terms of artificial intelligence (AI) readiness in Central and Eastern Europe, a new index by Poland-based AI Chamber and The Recursive Media with the support of Bulgarian computer networking service Europe Cloud showed on Monday.

Croatia-based private equity company Provectus Capital Partners (PCP) said on Wednesday, through its PCP SEE Fund II, said that it has partnered with the founders of software companies Devot, Tacta and CoreLine to launch Burra Group, a software engineering services platform.

Fonoa, a Croatian software developer of an AI tax operating system, has acquired the Indirect Tax Edge (Edge) platform from global consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and has raised $110 million (95 million euro) in Series C funding, Fonoa said on Friday.

North Macedonia plans to introduce regulatory changes that will enable the construction of data centres, in an effort to attract investments worth hundreds of thousands of euros, transport minister Aleksandar Nikoloski said.

Serbia has brought online its second supercomputer based on NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) at the state data centre in Kragujevac, the head of the government's Office for IT and eGovernment, Mihailo Jovanovic, said.