
Can Bucharest Become a Cloud Engineering Hub in the AI Economy?
As artificial intelligence becomes a central backbone of Europe’s business infrastructure, demand is rising for
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The Recursive is returning with the second edition of the state of AI in CEE – the most extensive research of the future of AI in the innovation ecosystem in Central and Eastern Europe. From showcasing the front-running AI product companies to exploring funding opportunities, growth potential, and the talent pool available, and highlighting best practices and ongoing challenges from different countries, our purpose is to paint a picture of the current state of development of AI innovations in the region and demonstrate the region’s potential to international investors, talent, and corporates. Last year, the conclusions of our first report on the State of AI in CEE reached millions of people, including key investors, policymakers, media, founders, and ecosystem builders worldwide.

As artificial intelligence becomes a central backbone of Europe’s business infrastructure, demand is rising for

Artificial intelligence stands at the core of Europe’s digital transformation — and Sirma Group Holding

Central and Eastern Europe is witnessing significant advancements in AI. At the end of 2024, the European

Europe’s most ambitious founders are building at the edge of innovation — from AI and

SplxAI, the fast-rising Croatian-founded company specializing in securing AI applications and large language models (LLMs),

As AI adoption accelerates globally, many organizations in Central and Eastern Europe are still in