What is the Minimum Wage in European countries in 2026? - Portugal Business News News Salaries Europe - Here is the full list of the monthly Minimum Wage in European countries in 2026 ranked from the country paying the highest minimum wage, as well as the list of European countries that do not have a Minimum Wage, according to data by Eurostat published on July 31, 2026: Here is the full list of the monthly Minimum Wage in European countries in 2026 ranked in descending order: 1 - Luxembourg Luxembourg ranks No. 1 country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 2,704 euros. 2 - Ireland Ireland ranks 2nd country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 2,391 euros. 3 - Germany Germany ranks 3rd country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 2,343 euros. 4 - Netherlands Netherlands ranks 4th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 2,295 euros. 5 - Belgium Belgium ranks 5th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 2,112 euros. 6 - France France ranks 6th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,823 euros. 7 - Slovenia Slovenia ranks 7th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,482 euros. 8 - Spain Spain ranks 8th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,425 euros. 9 - Lithuania Lithuania ranks 9th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,153 euros. 10 - Poland Poland ranks 10th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,139 euros. 11 - Cyprus Cyprus ranks 11th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,088 euros. The minimum wage was introduced in Cyprus on January 1st 2023. 12 - Portugal Portugal ranks 12th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,073 euros. This is higher than the minimum wage in the United States in 2026 that is 1,070 euros. 13 - Croatia Croatia ranks 13th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,050 euros. 14 - Greece Greece ranks 14th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 1,027 euros. 15 - Malta Malta ranks 15th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 994 euros. 16 - Czech Republic Czech Republic ranks 16th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 924 euros. 17 - Slovakia Slovakia ranks 17th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 915 euros. 18 - Estonia Estonia ranks 18th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 886 euros. 19 - Hungary Hungary ranks 19th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 838 euros. 20 - Romania Romania ranks 20th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 795 euros. 21 - Latvia Latvia ranks 21st country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 780 euros. 22 - Serbia Serbia ranks 22nd country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 744 euros. 23 - Montenegro Montenegro ranks 23rd country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 670 euros. 24 - Türkiye Türkiye ranks 24th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 654 euros. 25 - Bulgaria Bulgaria ranks 25th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 620 euros. 26 - North Macedonia North Macedonia ranks 26th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 586 euros. 27 - Albania Albania ranks 27th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 517 euros. 28 - Moldova Moldova ranks 28th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 319 euros. 29 - Ukraine Ukraine ranks 29th country in Europe paying the highest monthly minimum wage in 2026 with 173 euros. Which European countries do not have a Minimum Wage? The following European countries do not have a Minimum Wage as of July 1st 2026: Denmark, Italy, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland. In Denmark, Italy, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland, the Minimum Wage is laid down by collective agreements for a range of specific sectors. Here is the link to Jobs & Salaries in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

What are the fastest-growing companies in the EMEA region? - Portugal Business News Business News Europe - Here are the Top 10 fastest-growing companies in the EMEA region, according to the Deloitte EMEA Fast 500 report published in 2026: Top 10 fastest-growing companies in the EMEA region: 1 - Stunlock Studios AB - Sweden - Media and Entertainment sector Stunlock Studios AB ranks No. 1 fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 13,473.91% according to Deloitte. 2 - Bloq.it - Portugal - Hardware sector Bloq.it ranks 2nd fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 12,192.52% according to Deloitte. 3 - Boost Inc. - Switzerland - Software sector Boost Inc. ranks 3rd fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 11,204.92% according to Deloitte. 4 - Journee - UK - Software sector Journee ranks 4th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 10,520.30% according to Deloitte. 5 - Zander Labs - Netherlands - Software sector Zander Labs ranks 5th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 9,949.83% according to Deloitte. 6 - Monument Bank Limited - UK - Fintech sector Monument Bank Limited ranks 6th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 9,844.86% according to Deloitte. 7 - Lottie - UK - Software sector Lottie ranks 7th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 7,228.64% according to Deloitte. 8 - Lumit AB - Sweden - Software sector Lumit AB ranks 8th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 6,587.78% according to Deloitte. 9 - Valeo Health - Dubai - Healthcare and Life sciences sector Valeo Health ranks 9th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 6,578.79% according to Deloitte. 10 - Amphora Logistics - Spain - Software sector Amphora Logistics ranks 10th fastest-growing company in the EMEA region with a Revenue Growth Rate of 5,804.94% according to Deloitte. Here is the link to Business News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Innovative Portuguese TEKEVER drones surprise Russia - Portugal Business News Defence News Europe - An innovative Portuguese TEKEVER AR3 drone surprises Russian authorities because they had never seen anything like it before, since the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) had a different tail and wing structure, according to statement by a Russian Commander on August 3, 2026: Russian forces destroyed a surprising Portuguese reconnaissance drone produced by Portuguese company Tekever that supplies drones to Ukraine, according to a Russian military official in a news report by the official Russian news agency TASS. Moreover, the military offfcial that reported to the TASS news agency stated that the task of intercepting the Portuguese drone "was challenging": “After radar detection, a chase of almost 30 minutes began. The aircraft was circling at an altitude of about 2.5 kilometers at a speed of 90-100 kilometers per hour, preventing them from getting closer. On the final approach, the Lis's battery was running low, but the crew still managed to capture the Portuguese reconnaissance drone” - Russian military official report to TASS news agency. It is to be noted that a Li–S battery is a lithium–sulfur battery that is a type of rechargeable battery. The Portuguese Tekever AR3 drone that was intercepted by Russian forces in the Briansk border region by their anti-drone battalion was "transferred to a research institute, where specialists will study its design, technical specifications, and engineering solutions." Although the Tekever AR3 drone was intercepted by Russian forces, it remained intact with only the engine being damaged. Russia´s anti-drone battalion shoots down reconnaissance UAVs, since they not only map out routes for enemy drones to fly, but they also search for Russian positions to attack. What is the TEKEVER AR3 drone? The Tekever AR3 is a reconnaissance drone that is used for long-duration operations, since it can last up to 16 hours, and has a system that allows the operator to easily choose which configuration to use for each specific mission. According to TEKEVER, there is no stronger validation than the experience of those who rely on autonomous systems in the most demanding operational environments. "The TEKEVER AR3 drone is one of the most powerful reconnaissance assets in the arsenal of the 'Raid' regiment's operators. A key feature of the TEKEVER AR3 is its modular architecture. It allows the payload and communication equipment to be quickly reconfigured for specific missions." - according to a TEKEVER description of the AR3 drone. Here are the images of the TEKEVER AR3 drone in the field: Image of the TEKEVER AR3 drone - Portugal Business News Image of the TEKEVER AR3 drone in the field - Portugal Business News Here is the link to Defence & Space News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Indra Spain invests €200 million for a Military Vehicles Plant - Portugal Business News Defence News Europe - Indra Spain is investing 200 million euros for a Military Vehicles Plant to accelerate the development of one of Europe’s largest industrial Hubs with the capacity to produce around 500 military vehicles a year, according to an announcement dated July 30, 2026: With Indra´s new investment in the Spanish Defence sector, the group plans to increase its production surface area from around 36,000 m² to more than 154,000 m², through an investment of over €200 million and the creation of more than 1,000 direct industrial jobs and 1,400 engineering and highly qualified positions. Spain becomes a European Hub for the production of Military Vehicles: Spain´s northern corridor in the Galicia region is set to become one of Europe’s major hubs for the manufacture of military vehicles. The Indra Group´s plant in the As Pontes center is expected to integrate amphibious combat vehicles, bridge-laying vehicles and wheeled artillery systems that will be developed for the Spanish Armed Forces. “What we are building in the northern corridor is much more than an expansion of our production capacity. We are developing a new generation of factories designed from scratch to integrate advanced digitalization, automation and artificial intelligence, with the aim of placing them among the most efficient and competitive in Europe” - Josep María Recasens, CEO of Indra Group. Indra Group has created of a large number of industrial centers over the past year, demonstrating its commitment to strengthening the Spanish and European Defense industry. Indra Group is a Spanish multinational and one of the leading European companies that focus on Defence and advanced technologies, including the Space sector, air traffic management, mobility, and Information Technology businesses through Minsait. Indra Group also integrates its sovereign AI, cybersecurity and cyber Defence capabilities through IndraMind. Indra Group posted revenues of 5.457 billion euros at the end of the 2025 financial year and is present in 46 countries, with business operations in over 140 countries. Here is the link to Defence & Space News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

What are the Best Selling cars in Portugal in 2026? - Portugal Business News Automotive News Europe - Here are the Best Selling cars in Portugal in 2026, as well as the figures for car sales, the share of cars powered by alternative energy sources, and the share of electric cars sold in Portugal in 2026, according to data by Portugal´s automotive association ACAP published on August 3, 2026: Here are the Best Selling cars in Portugal in 2026: 1 - Peugeot 2008 Peugeot 2008 ranks No. 1 best-selling car in Portugal for the first seven months of 2026, with 5,257 units registered. 2 - Peugeot 208 Peugeot 208 ranks 2nd best-selling car in Portugal for the first seven months of 2026, with 4,370 units registered. 3 - Citroën C3 Citroën C3 ranks 3rd best-selling car in Portugal for the first seven months of 2026, with 4,057 units registered. 4 - Tesla Model 3 Tesla Model 3 ranks 4th best-selling car in Portugal for the first seven months of 2026, with 3,718 units registered. 5 - Dacia Sandero Dacia Sandero ranks 5th best-selling car in Portugal for the first seven months of 2026, with 3,614 units registered. What are the figures for car sales in Portugal in 2026? Car sales in Portugal grew by 10.2% from January to July 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. Of all the vehicles registered in Portugal in the first seven months of 2026, 155,237 are passenger cars, 19,850 are light commercial vehicles, and 5,336 are heavy vehicles. What is the share of cars powered by alternative energy sources sold in Portugal in 2026? The share of passenger cars cars powered by alternative energy sources sold in Portugal from January to July 2026 reached 74.9%, with mostly electric and hybrid vehicles. What is the share of electric cars sold in Portugal in 2026? The share of electric passenger cars cars sold in Portugal from January to July 2026 reached 26%. Here is the link to Business News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Top 10 Tech Skills giving the Highest-Paying Jobs in 2026 - Portugal Business News Jobs & Salaries Europe - Here are the Top 10 Tech Skills giving the Highest-Paying Jobs in 2026 in Portugal as well as the expected salary, according to a report by Damia Group: Here are the Top 10 Tech Skills giving the Highest-Paying Jobs in 2026 in Portugal: 1 - Computer Vision - Machine Learning Computer Vision ranks No. 1 Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 85,000 euros for a Machine Learning job in Portugal. 2 - LLM - Machine Learning LLM ranks 2nd Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 75,000 euros for a Machine Learning job in Portugal. 3 - Scala - Full Stack Programming Tool Scala ranks 3rd Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 75,000 euros for Full Stack job, but only 64,375 euros for a backend job in Portugal. 4 - Tensor Flow - Machine Learning Tool Tensor Flow ranks 4th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 72,500 euros for a Machine Learning job in Portugal. 5 - Airflow - Data Scientist Tool Airflow ranks 5th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 70,000 euros for a Data Scientist job in Portugal. 6 - Golang - Programming Tool Golang ranks 6th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 65,750 euros in Portugal. 7 - Ruby - Programming Tool Ruby ranks 7th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 65,500 for a Full Stack job and 65,250 euros for a backend job in Portugal. 8 - GCP - Cloud Platform GCP ranks 8th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 65,267 euros for a Full Stack job and 58,714 euros for a backend job in Portugal. 9 - Next.js - Frontend Programming Tool Next.js ranks 9th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 65,029 euros in Portugal. 10 - React.js - Frontend Programming Tool React.js ranks 10th Tech Skill giving the Highest-Paying Job in 2026, with a salary of 64,592 euros in Portugal. Here is the link to Tech News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026 - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe - Here are the Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026, as well as the capacity of Data Centres and the main new Data Centre operators in the EMEA region in 2026, according to a report by Colliers for H1 2026: What is the capacity of Data Centres in the EMEA region in 2026? Data Centres across the EMEA region account for 12.5GW of operational capacity, with Core FLAP-D markets (Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Paris and Dublin) remaining critical anchors of activity and accounting for a substantial share of live capacity and leasing. However, there are emerging European locations for Data Centres, including Madrid, Milan, Lisbon, the Nordics as well as select Central and Eastern European markets that have seen rising investor and operator interest, supported by improved grid access, renewable energy availability and more flexible planning regimes. What are the main new Data Centre operators across the EMEA region in 2026? The main new Data Centre operators across the EMEA region include: Microsoft, AWS, Google, Digital Realty, CloudHQ, and Vantage, while Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA) and DATA4 each have over 400MW in their pipelines. Here are the Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026: 1 - London, UK London ranks No. 1 in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. London is Europe’s largest Data Centre Hub, underpinned by its role as a global financial and connectivity hub, with dense fibre networks, major cloud on-ramps, and strong transatlantic links supporting latency-sensitive workloads. London has a Hyperscale market share of 46% with 56% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 292TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in London, including those in the pipeline: VIRTUS Equinix Ark Digital Realty Tritax Kao Data Yondr Castleforge Galaxy Pure Data Centres SEGRO Aikido Technologies Aikido Technologies is building a Floating AI data centre in the UK waters that is set to be operational in 2028. 2 - Frankfurt, Germany Frankfurt ranks 2nd in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Frankfurt is Europe’s 2nd largest Data Centre Hub, with operational capacity nearing 1GW, driven by sustained hyperscaler and cloud demand and underpinned by its role as a major interconnection node. Frankfurt has a Hyperscale market share of 23% with 59% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 500TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Frankfurt, including those those in the pipeline: Exyte Firstcolo AWS euNetworks Kauri CAB Noris Network 3 - Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam ranks 3rd in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Amsterdam has a Hyperscale market share of 52% with 51% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 135TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Amsterdam, including those those in the pipeline: Volt Iron Mountain Microsoft Pure Data Centres 4 - Paris, France Paris ranks 4th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Paris has a Hyperscale market share of 27% with 26% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 570TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Paris, including those those in the pipeline: Ardian Verne Digital Realty Google Iliad Group Nebius AI DC Bethune DATA4 Equinix CloudHQ 5 - Dublin, Ireland Dublin ranks 5th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Dublin has a Hyperscale market share of 85% with 48% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 31TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Dublin, including those those in the pipeline: Pure DC Equinix AiOnX Pure/AVK Echelon AWS 6 - Milan, Italy Milan ranks 6th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Milan has a Hyperscale market share of 40% with 49% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 265TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Milan, including those those in the pipeline: HSCALE Vultr Magnora Reteli Bain CyrusOne Digital Realty Scaleway AWS Microsoft Apto Khazna 7 - Madrid, Spain Madrid ranks 7th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Madrid has a Hyperscale market share of 26% with 56% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 288TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Madrid, including those those in the pipeline: Equinix NxN Apto Solaria Templus 8 - Lisbon, Portugal Lisbon ranks 8th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Lisbon has a Hyperscale market share of less than 1% with 81% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 51TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Lisbon, including those those in the pipeline: Iberian AI Africloud Digital Realty Templus AtlasEdge 9 - Abu Dhabi, UAE Abu Dhabi ranks 9th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Abu Dhabi has a Hyperscale market share of 47% with 14% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 177TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Abu Dhabi, including those those in the pipeline: Sungrow JinkoSolar Pure DC Stargate UAE 10 - Helsinki, Finland Helsinki ranks 10th in the ranking of Top 10 Data Centre Hubs in the EMEA region in 2026. Helsinki has a Hyperscale market share of 66% with 57% of Data Centres using renewable energy and a yearly energy production of 82TWh2. Here is the list of new Data Centres in Helsinki, including those those in the pipeline: Skanska TikTok AtNorth DayOne Ecogrid Energy Hyperco Google Here is the link to Tech News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Here is the List of the 53 New European Unicorns in 2026 - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe - Here is the List of the 53 New European Unicorns per country in 2026, according to data from Dealroom published on July 31st, 2026: Here is the List of the 53 New European Unicorns per country in 2026: United Kingdom The United Kingdom has 23 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - Fluidstack 2 - 9fin 3 - fresha 4 - cusp.ai 5 - granola 6 - OLIX 7 - LIFORCE 8 - HUMANOID 9 - PHYSICS X 10 - KRAKEN 11 - MyricxBio 12 - FACULTY 13 - BVNK 14 - ineffable 15 - nyobolt 16 - KalVista Pharmaceuticals 17 - Allica Bank 18 - Huel 19 - OpenPayd 20 - eposnow 21 - recursive 22 - ENTREPRENEURS FIRST 23 - Moneybox Germany Germany has 10 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - NEURA 2 - dashO 3 - AUGUSTUS 4 - FOCUSED ENERGY 5 - osapiens 6 - Proxima Fusion 7 - FINN 8 - CMBLU 9 - PRIOR 10 - STARK France France has 3 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - Morpho 2 - Harmattan AI 3 - Advanced Machine Intelligence Netherlands The Netherlands has 2 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - general intuition 2 - NEARFIELD INSTRUMENTS Denmark Denmark has 2 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - DAMORA THERAPEUTICS 2 - Hemab Therapeutics Belgium Belgium has 2 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - aikido 2 - Keyrock Switzerland Switzerland has 2 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - vVARDIS 2 - Terra Quantum AG Lithuania Lithuania has 2 new Unicorns in 2026, here is the list: 1 - CAST AI 2 - oxylabs Czech Republic Czech Republic has 1 new Unicorn in 2026 listed below: 1 - CAST AI Ireland Ireland has 1 new Unicorn in 2026 listed below: 1 - GH RESEARCH Sweden Sweden has 1 new Unicorn in 2026 listed below: 1 - SILEX Türkiye Türkiye has 1 new Unicorn in 2026 listed below: 1 - loom Ukraine Ukraine has 1 new Unicorn in 2026 listed below: 1 - Preply Malta Malta has 1 new Unicorn in 2026 listed below: 1 - OKX Here is the link to Tech News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Top 10 Qualifications in High-demand for Tech Jobs - Portugal Business News News Jobs & Salaries - Here are the Top 10 Qualifications in High-demand for Tech Jobs, the qualifications the most in demand for the following Tech Jobs: Software Engineer, Backend Developer, Full Stack Developer, Frontend Developer, Data Engineer, Data Scientist AI/ML, Data Analyst & BI Specialist, DevOps & Site Reliability Engineer, Cybersecurity and Tech Engineer Manager, as well as the Industries that have the Highest demand for Tech jobs in 2026, according to a report by Oxylabs Research, dated July 31, 2026: What qualification is the most in demand to obtain a Job in the Tech sector? 2 of the Top 3 qualifications the most in demand to obtain a job in the tech sector are Cloud Platforms specialists, indicating that cloud infrastructure emerges as the clear study choice for obtaining a Tech Job today. Cloud specialists do not only dominate job postings in the Tech sector, but also reach nearly 42% of all analyzed Job postings that mention at least one of the three major cloud platforms – AWS, Azure, or GCP. This suggests that cloud fluency has pretty much become a requirement for those considering a career in tech or seeking a more stable or lucrative position in the field. Requirements for Cloud specialists mostly mention AWS qualifications that lead by a clear margin, as they are mentioned 1.2 times more often than Azure and 2.1 times more than GCP. Top 10 Qualifications in High-demand for Tech Jobs Tech job postings with the following qualifications hit a three-year high in early 2026: 1 - Amazon Web Services (AWS) specialist The No. 1 Tech Job in High-demand is Amazon Web Services (AWS) specialist that appeared in 30% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 2 - Microsoft Azure specialist The 2nd Tech Job in High-demand is Microsoft Azure specialist that appeared in 24% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 3 - Git specialist The 3rd Tech Job in High-demand is Git specialist that appeared in 21% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 4 - Excel specialist The 4th Tech Job in High-demand is Excel specialist that appeared in 15% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 5 - Google Cloud Platform (GCP) specialist The 5th Tech Job in High-demand is Google Cloud Platform (GCP) specialist that appeared in 14% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 6 - Kubernetes specialist The 6th Tech Job in High-demand is Kubernetes specialist that appeared in 14% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 7 - Docker specialist The 7th Tech Job in High-demand is Docker specialist that appeared in 13% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 8 - Power BI specialist The 8th Tech Job in High-demand is Power BI specialist that appeared in 9% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 9 - Terraform specialist The 9th Tech Job in High-demand is Terraform specialist that appeared in 8% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. 10 - Tableau specialist The 10th Tech Job in High-demand is Tableau specialist that appeared in 7.5% of all postings in the US between January 2025 and March 2026. What qualifications are the most in demand for a Software Engineer job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Software Engineer job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 32% of job postings 2 - Git qualifications represent 31% of job postings – reflecting that version control is now treated as a baseline expectation for anyone writing or managing code. What qualifications are the most in demand for a Backend Developer job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Backend Developer job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 51% of job listings 2 - Kubernetes qualifications represent 36% of job postings 3- Docker qualifications represent 30% of job postings, underscoring how closely backend work is tied to managing services at scale. What qualifications are the most in demand for a Full Stack Developer job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Full Stack Developer job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 47% of job listings 2 - Git qualifications represent 40% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a Frontend Developer job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Frontend Developer job are: 1 - Git qualifications lead with 34% of job listings 2 - AWS qualifications represent 20% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a Data Engineer job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Data Engineer job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 47% of job listings 2 - Azure qualifications represent 42% of job postings 3 - GCP qualifications represent 24% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a Data Scientist AI/ML job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Data Scientist AI/ML job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 37% of job listings 2 - Azure qualifications represent 30% of job postings 3 - GCP qualifications represent 25% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a Data Analyst & BI Specialist job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Data Analyst & BI Specialist job are: 1 - Power BI qualifications lead with 43% of job listings 2 - Excel qualifications represent 41% of job postings 3 - Tableau qualifications represent 36% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a DevOps & Site Reliability Engineer job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a DevOps & Site Reliability Engineer job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 58% of job listings 2 - Azure qualifications represent 45% of job postings 3 - Kubernetes qualifications represent 39% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a Cybersecurity job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Cybersecurity job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 39% of job listings 2 - Azure qualifications represent 35% of job postings 3 - GCP qualifications represent 20% of job postings What qualifications are the most in demand for a Tech Engineer Manager job? The qualifications that are the most in demand for a Tech Engineer Manager job are: 1 - AWS qualifications lead with 33% of job listings 2 - Azure qualifications represent 22% of job postings 3 - GCP qualifications represent 18% of job postings Which Industries have the Highest-demand for Tech jobs? The Industries that have the Highest-demand for Tech jobs are: 1 - The Tech, Data & Telecoms industry accounts for 45% of all Tech job postings The Top qualifications required are AWS, Azure, and Git. 2 - The Professional, Legal & Business Services industry accounts for 17% of all Tech job postings The Top qualifications required are AWS and Azure. 3 - The Manufacturing, Industrial, Defense, Finance, Insurance & Real Estate sectors each accounts for 8% of all Tech job postings The Top qualifications required are Excel and Git. Here is the link to Tech News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Image of Wildfires on the Portugal - Spain border on July 29 2026 - Portugal Business News News Environment Europe - Here it the image of Wildfires on the Portugal - Spain border on July 29 2026, taken by Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellites, as well as the regions in Portugal and Spain that were affected by Wildfires in 2026: What regions in Portugal and Spain were affected by Wildfires in 2026? The regions in Portugal and Spain affected by Wildfires in 2026 are northern and eastern Portugal and the neighboring province of Zamora in western Spain where several wildfires broke out between July 27-29, 2026. Wildfires in Portugal affected homes near the Valpaços municipality, disrupted traffic near the Pínzio municipality, including the closure of the A25 motorway, and prompted the precautionary evacuation of around 800 people from 14 localities as a consequence of the fire near the Fermoselle municipality in Spain. The images of wildfires on the Portugal - Spain border are false-color images taken on July 29, 2026, by the Copernicus Sentinel-2A and Sentinel-2B satellites. The Wildfire images show three affected areas near Valpaços (image 1), Pínzio (image 2), and Fermoselle (image 3). Healthy vegetation appears red, while burn scars are visible in dark brown and black. Pale blue-grey smoke extends from active fire fronts, which appear bright orange. Copernicus Sentinel-2 data help map areas burnt by wildfires and support authorities in assessing impacts on communities, vegetation, transport networks, and other infrastructure. Here is the link to Environment News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

Which European AI Materials Discovery companies raised the most investment? - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe - Here are the Top AI Materials Discovery companies that raised the most investment in Europe to date, as well as the definition of an AI Materials Discovery company, according to a report by Sifted published on July 31st, 2026: What is an AI Materials Discovery company? An AI Materials Discovery company helps to revolutionize the discovery of new materials and has the potential to unlock economic growth in a world that desperately needs new materials, particularly as geopolitical tensions place critical supply chains under strain. Materials are the foundation of almost every product and industry and AI Materials Discovery companies lead to faster discovery of better materials that will lead to more competitiveness, resilience and sustainability. Here are the Top AI Materials Discovery companies that raised the most investment in Europe: 1 - PhysicsX - London, UK PhysicsX ranks No 1 Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 145 million euros. 2 - CuspAI - London, UK CuspAI ranks 2nd Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 113 million euros. CuspAI, that is one of the best funded companies in the field of AI Materials Discovery, coordinates multiple AI models: some generate candidate molecules with specific target properties, and these are then evaluated by a specialized foundation model designed to predict their performance. CuspAI aims to create a system capable of producing the optimal material for any set of environmental conditions — and ultimately to show that AI can address a wide range of challenges across materials science. 3 - Orbital - London, UK Orbital ranks 3rd Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 18 million euros. 4 - Altrove - Paris, France Altrove ranks 4th Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 12 million euros. 5 - Dunia Innovations - Berlin, Germany Dunia Innovations ranks 5th Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 10.6 million euros. 6 - Entalpic - Paris, France Entalpic ranks 6th Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 7.6 million euros. 7 - Polaron - London, UK Polaron ranks 7th Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 6.7 million euros. 8 - ExoMatter - Munich, Germany ExoMatter ranks 8th Top AI Materials Discovery company that raised the most investment in Europe to date, with the total investment raised reaching 1.7 million euros. ExoMatter, which is a spin-off from the German Aerospace Center, has spent four years helping R&D teams in the semiconductors and energy fields do AI-driven simulations. One client, battery developer CMBlu, found that research tasks previously taking a week now take a day. By the end of the decade, ExoMatter cofounder Josua Vieten predicts that existing discovery processes will be "unrecognizable" — managed end-to-end through a single platform of AI agents, with humans kept in the loop. Here is the link to Tech News in Europe to keep updated on the latest developments.

List of Top 20 companies in Portugal´s Space Industry - Portugal Business News Space News Europe - Here is the list of the Top 20 companies in Portugal´s Space Industry, according to a report produced by Portugal Space and Novaspace, published on July 2, 2026: Portugal´s Space industry represents around 0.1% of Portugal´s GDP. Portugal´s Space industry generated 2.4 billion euros for the national economy between 2019 and 2024. Out of this amount, 1.2 billion euros contributed to Portugal´s GDP, supporting an average of around 4,500 jobs with an estimated 290 million euros in tax revenue. List of the Top 20 companies in Portugal´s Space Industry: 1 - Instituto Pedro Nunes (ESA BIC) Instituto Pedro Nunes provides the expansion of facilities to incubate ESA BIC startups that use space technologies, supporting the entrepreneurship and cooperation with the ESA. 2 - Spin.Works Spin.Works provides the implementation of hardware and validation of control systems for nano and micro-satellites. 3 - Active Space Active Space Technologies is a European based company operating in Space, aeronautics, nuclear, Defence, and industry. Active Space Technologies offers bespoke electro-mechanical systems for extreme harsh environments, such as instruments and mechanisms, actuators and wireless sensing systems. Their systems are qualified for high-g, high temperature, and radiation environments. Active Space ADVANSS provides the design and optimization of manufacturing components additives for Space, with the support of OHB. 4 - Lusospace LusoSpace is a pioneering engineering company specializing in designing, developing, integrating and testing advanced technological systems. Their multidisciplinary team of top engineers delivers innovative solutions for the highly demanding Space Industry. As they prepare to launch the world's first VDES satellite constellation, LusoSpace continues to lead in cutting-edge space technology. Lusospace provides the R&D of an augmented reality system for logistics, autonomous in energy and communication, connected to the WMS. 5 - Tekever Space Tekever Space CARAVELA provides the development of building blocks for a micro-launcher dedicated to small satellites. 6 - Evoleotech Evoleotech provides the development of a modular avionics platform for satellites, using COTS components for New Space. 7 - Sinuta Sinuta Group develops state-of-the-art technology that provides safe and reliable satellite communication for using both on the ground and in Space with several applications, from IoT to mobility, from Space exploration to Defense. Besides the production of DTH and VSAT satellite dishes, which are still important in several geographical areas, Sinuta has been developing new flat panel antennas, both with RF and Photonic Beamforming, suitable for several applications. Sinuta STRx provides the R&D of a guided transmission and reception system electronically for the next generation of satellite constellations. 8 - Omnidea Omnidea has a multidisciplinary team of highly qualified professionals with comprehensive engineering backgrounds, who provide solutions to the challenges inherent to the aerospace industry, namely in the development of propulsion systems, airborne platforms and advanced manufacturing technologies. Omnidea SADLE: Provides guidance and trajectory control technology for the first small satellite launcher in Portugal. Omnidea@Arruda: Has a factory in Arrudados-Vinhos to produce propulsion and large components prototypes. Omnidea BoCAGE: Provides the development of compact cryogenic pumps at low cost for microsatellite launcher engines. Omnidea MAPLE: Provides the development of self-pressurized engines for launchers, strengthening the national technology for access to Space. Omnidea VIRIATO: Provides the design of a reusable suborbital launcher for test systems for a future Portuguese micro-launcher. 9 - Aethra Aethra provides the development of satellite monitoring solutions based on radar technology to detect ground movements and the subsidization of infrastructure. 10 - RFA Portugal & CEiiA RFA Portugal & CEiiA provide the development of a micro-launcher, demonstrating Portuguese capabilities in aerospace design and production. 11 - Xsealence - Sea technologies Xsealence - Sea technologies provides satellite communication technology and information sharing for miniaturized VMS, applied to monitoring of fisheries. 12 - GEOSAT GEOSAT brings the potential of Earth Observation to People, Businesses and Institutions around the world. Their capabilities and experience, combined with their flexibility to adapt to customer needs, allow them to maximize value, while helping to address global challenges from Space. 13 - Critical Software Critical Software has helped companies in global industries like aerospace, transport, energy, healthcare and finance since 1998. 14 - Beyond Gravity Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space), headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, is the first Space company to combine a startup mindset, agility, speed and innovation with decades of experience and proven quality. With around 1,800 employees at 12 locations in six countries (Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, USA, Portugal and Finland), Beyond Gravity develops and manufactures products for satellites and launch vehicles. Beyond Gravity is the preferred supplier of structures for all types of launch vehicles and is a leader for satellite products and for constellations in the New Space sector. 15 - Deimos - Indra Deimos is a European technology group founded in 2001, headquartered in Spain, with subsidiaries in five countries - Spain, Portugal, Italy, Romania and the United Kingdom. On November 1, 2024, Deimos was acquired by Indra and merged with the Indra Espacio team, further strengthening its role in the European technology and space sectors. 16 - Amorim Cork Amorim Cork's high-performance cork composites are protecting NASA's Artemis II missions. Their P50 material acts as a thermal shield on Space Launch System (SLS). 17 - Open Cosmos Open Cosmos is a business focused on solving the world's biggest challenges through the delivery of satellite missions and the world data they can gather from Space. This includes designing, building, launching and operating small satellites as well as providing data and services through an innovative platform. Since its creation in 2015, it has developed multiple advanced satellites for telecommunications, earth observation, navigation and science. 18 - GMV GMV is a multinational, privately-owned technology group with a solid track record of delivering innovative solutions in strategic sectors such as aerospace, defense, Intelligent Transportation Systems, mobility, cybersecurity, and digital technologies. 19 - FHP - Frezite High Performance, Lda FHP is a Frezite Group Company in Portugal that designs, manufactures and tests Spacecraft Thermal and Mechanical Hardware. They focus on the design, production and integration of multi-layer insulation (MLI), metallic parts, deployable structures and mechanical ground support equipment (MGSE) for European scientific and commercial spacecraft. 20 - Eutelsat Eutelsat is a global leader in satellite communications, delivering connectivity and broadcast services worldwide. It is the first fully integrated GEO-LEO satellite operator with a fleet of 37 Geostationary satellites and a Low Orbit earth constellation of more than 600 satellites. Here is the link to Defence & Space News in Europe for keeping updated on the latest developments.