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Hungary opens health data infrastructure for AI development

A European Perspective #1 | HUNGARY | From 1 January 2026, Hungary allows controlled access to anonymised data held in its national digital health infrastructure for AI development. This may create new opportunities for life scienc-es innovation, while raising complex ethics, privacy and compliance questions.

by János Kopasz, AIGP, CIPP/E, CIPM

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Power, latency and costs – understanding the future of data centre investment

by Johannes Callet, Lic. en Droit and Lacy Gratton

Virtual reality – meeting the data centre challenges

by Alan Evans and Laura Stechno

Data Centers and the Resource Consumption Dilemma

by Dr. Markus Böhme, LL.M. (Nottingham)

Waste heat from data centres - new reporting obligations under the EnEfG

by multiple authors

Regional Scheme: A Better Way to Export Data from China?

by Thomas Kahl

Challenges for data center operators - The federal government’s draft bill for an energy efficiency act

Power Play: Renewable Energy Update

by multiple authors

Challenges for data centre operators?

The key aspects of the Draft Bill and the requirements for data centre operators.

by multiple authors

Data Centers in Europe – an Investment Opportunity

by Dr. Carsten Schulz and Dr. Sabine Kaben