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Matteo Quattrocchi
Matteo Quattrocchi
Head of EU AI Policy
Government Affairs
Matteo is the Head of EU AI Policy for Cisco’s EU Office, in addition to focusing on other key policy areas such as IP, Competition, and Platforms. He joined Cisco’s Brussels Government Affairs Team in May 2024. He was previously Director, Policy – EMEA at BSA – The Software Alliance, leading its work on AI. Matteo has been based in Brussels since 2013, having worked in consultancy and at the U.S. Mission to the EU. Matteo holds a Master’s Degree in EU Law from LUISS University, and an LLM in International Legal Studies from Georgetown University.
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This blog explores how public policy and technology innovations are working to address critical challenges facing AI data centers, enabling greater energy-efficiency, performance, and scale.
About 7% of organizations in the EU are fully prepared to leverage AI. Early warning signs point to a gap between AI ambition and operational readiness.
This blog looks at what it takes to build a truly AI-ready continent through five crucial steps Europe must take to lead in AI, fostering innovation, ensuring security, and empowering its workforce.
Open-source tools by Cisco's Foundation AI support the EU’s goals to foster collaboration and transparency in technology development. By encouraging the use of secure and ethical AI, Cisco’s initiatives contribute to the EU’s vision of a digital ecosystem that prioritizes safety, resilience, and innovation.
The European Union (EU) is at a pivotal moment in its digital journey. With several legislative proposals from the European Commission—namely the Digital Networks Act, the AI and Cloud Development Act, and the revision of the 2030 Digital Decade targets—the bloc is set to shape its AI and connectivity landscape for years to come. AI’s […]
This blog explores how the EU AI Act addresses security for AI systems and models, the importance of AI literacy, and Cisco's approach for safeguarding AI through a holistic AI Defense vision.