Luxembourg·Saturday 17 October 2026·RSS feed
Infrastructure, start-ups, data centres, digital sovereignty: what is being built in Luxembourg and what is coming from elsewhere.
Tech··10 min
In Luxembourg, customer data protection is governed by the GDPR and the law of 1 August 2018. Quebec's “Loi 25”, which Google often links to this search, does not apply. Here is what SMEs actually risk and how to protect themselves.
Tech··11 min
Choosing a business backup solution is no longer just a technical question in Luxembourg: since 10 May 2026, the NIS2 law has made it mandatory for essential and important entities, with compulsory self-registration with the ILR by 10 July 2026. This guide for decision-makers sets out the NIS2, DORA and GDPR obligations, and the criteria for choosing between local, cloud or hybrid backup.
Tech··3 min
The 4th edition of Healthcare Week Luxembourg, held on 30 September and 1 October 2026 at Luxexpo The Box, put two Luxembourg startups in the spotlight: Azyro and Tuomi. For decision-makers outside healthcare, it is a signal worth noting about the country's appeal in healthtech.
Tech··4 min
Every October, the European Union holds a European Cybersecurity Month. Here is a four-week schedule for SME managers in Luxembourg, from the free diagnostic to the NIS2 check.
Tech··4 min
The Luxembourg Future Fund 3, with €270 million, was launched on 4 September 2026. It does not finance startups directly. Here is who can actually access this money, and how.
Tech··5 min
At the end of 2025, fibre covers most of Luxembourg, but around 16% of premises still cannot be connected directly, and 5G does not yet reach every area. Check both before you sign a lease or an operator contract.
Tech··3 min
A three-step pathway from the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity lets Luxembourg SMEs test their cyber maturity for free, then fund up to €17,500 of upgrades, including work to meet NIS2 requirements.
Tech··3 min
Most Luxembourg commercial contracts can be validly signed online without LuxTrust, but some documents require a qualified signature. Here is how a business leader tells the two apart and equips the company accordingly.
Tech··4 min
In 2021 the CNPD published detailed guidelines on cookies: a reject button as visible as the accept button, consent renewed within 12 months, a legal basis to cite. Here is how to audit your banner before a possible inspection.
Tech··4 min
The CNPD received 846 complaints in 2025, 40% more than a year earlier. Here is what it actually checks and the 7-step method it recommends to Luxembourg companies.
Tech··4 min
Since May 2026, the law transposing the NIS2 directive has imposed new cybersecurity obligations on hundreds of Luxembourg companies. Here is how to find out whether you are affected, and what to do if you missed the 10 July deadline.
Tech··3 min
The Grand Duchy has built a reputation as a safe hosting location at the heart of Europe. But new projects are running into a question that fibre cannot answer: where will the power come from?
