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In this TechSence podcast we look at a new publication from Eurostat.

This publication is an interactive online report from Eurostat, which provides statistical data and insights into the state of digitalisation across Europe as of 2025. It examines the digital skills of individuals, noting that a significant portion still lack basic proficiency despite high internet usage. The publication also analyses how businesses adopt technology, including the use of artificial intelligence and cloud services, and highlights the progress and challenges faced by enterprises in reaching digital intensity targets. Furthermore, it explores people's online activities, such as e-government service utilisation, internet banking, and online shopping trends, while also touching upon the Internet of Things and the recycling of digital equipment. The data presented is based on annual surveys focusing on ICT use in households and enterprises.

Source: Digitalisation in Europe – 2025 edition - Interactive publications - Eurostat