Tech Sovereignty, Uber's Stake, and Inside Trading Allegations in Focus
The Financial Times highlights key developments such as the EU's push for tech sovereignty to reduce US dependence, Uber's increased stake in Delivery Hero, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's new board role in China, and a Google engineer facing insider trading charges. Reuters hasn't verified these stories.
Devdiscourse News Desk | May 28 (Reuters) - The Following Are The Top Stories In
The Financial Times. Reuters Has Not Verified These Stories And
Does Not Vouch For Their Accuracy. Headlines- Eu Pushes For ‘Tech Sovereignty’ To Cut Reliance On Us - Uber Adds To Its Delivery Hero Stake At 12 Billion Euro
Valuation- Nvidia Chief Jensen Huang To Join Board At Prestigious
Beijing University - Google Engineer Charged With Insider Trading On Polymarketoverview - The Eu Is Preparing A Sweeping Push To Loosen Its
Dependence On U.S. Technology By Backing European Alternatives
In Sectors From Semiconductors And Cloud Computing To Ai.- Uber Has Raised Its Stake In German Food Delivery
Group Delivery Hero To Nearly 37% And Set A 12 Billion
Euro ($13.93 Billion) Benchmark For Its Valuation. - Nvidia Ceo Jensen Huang Has Agreed To Join The
Advisory Board Of A Prestigious Chinese University That Counts
Apple's Tim Cook As Chair.- A Google Software Engineer Allegedly Used
Confidential Information To Make More Than $1 Million On The
Predictions Market Polymarket.
($1 = 0.8612 Euros)
(Compiled By Bengaluru Newsroom) | Updated: 28-05-2026 08:48 IST | Created: 28-05-2026 08:48 IST
The European Union is intensifying efforts to establish tech sovereignty by cutting its reliance on US technology. The aim is to promote European alternatives across various sectors, including semiconductors, cloud computing, and AI.
Uber has increased its investment in the German food delivery company, Delivery Hero, now holding a nearly 37% stake and valuing the company at 12 billion euros.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to join the advisory board of a prestigious university in Beijing that also has Apple CEO Tim Cook as chair. Meanwhile, a Google engineer has been charged with using confidential information to profit over $1 million on the predictions market, Polymarket.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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