The UK government set the scope and ambition of its Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.

The UK AI Security Institute has launched its first Challenge Fund to support research on AI security risks, offering grants of up to $265,000 per project.

$160 million invested into quantum technology to improve the UK’s responses to crime, fraud, and money-laundering.  

Chile’s Data Center plan accelerates cloud-based services and artificial intelligence related demands, presenting commercial opportunities for U.S. companies.

Quantum tech emerges in the Philippines, creating early opportunities for U.S. firms in shaping research, training, and policy.

The Philippines now imposes a 12% VAT on digital services, requiring U.S. tech, SaaS, and e-commerce firms to register and comply to access the market.

Poland cybersecurity funding.

Slovakia’s focus on healthcare readiness is opening new avenues for U.S. businesses in healthcare IT, telemedicine, cybersecurity, medical equipment, and more.

As Slovakia works to address cyber threats, new opportunities are opening up for U.S. cybersecurity companies to contribute to its cybersecurity landscape.

Uruguay’s booming data center sector offers big opportunities for U.S. firms in cloud, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure, fueled by strong ICT growth.

Singapore’s built environment sector transformation provides opportunities to U.S. firms offering advanced building technologies.

Growth in Canadian e-commerce through social media sites signals opportunities for U.S. retailers.

India’s $12B MedTech market is set to hit $50B by 2030, offering big opportunities for U.S. firms—despite regulatory, pricing, and IP challenges.

 The new Ghanaian Government has announced initiatives to reform Ghana’s healthcare system, including a trust fund aimed at bridging healthcare financing. 

Singapore advances its digital asset commercialization via initiatives that increase adoption, offering U.S. companies an opportunity to remain competitive.