US EditionDutch parliament calls for end to dependence on US software companies
- A coalition from Europe's tech industry is urging European Union lawmakers to take 'radical action' to reduce dependence on foreign digital infrastructure and services to improve economic prospects and security.
- The letter highlights that Europe has fallen significantly behind the U.S. and China in digital capabilities, partly due to structural fragmentation, as noted in the Draghi report on EU competitiveness.
- The coalition emphasizes the need for European strategic autonomy across digital infrastructure, stating that 'Building strategic autonomy in key sectors is now a recognised urgent imperative across Europe.'
- Without urgent measures to support European technologies, U.S. companies may dominate critical areas like cloud computing.
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Dutch Parliament Calls for End to Dependence on US Software Companies
The Netherlands' parliament on Tuesday approved a series of motions calling on the government to reduce dependence on U.S. software companies, including by creating a cloud services platform under Dutch control.
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