Global Electronics Association Commends the European Commission for Strengthening Technological Sovereignty by Proposing the Chips Act 2.0
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With the aim of reducing structural units of external suppliers and expanding European capacity to develop, deploy and consolidate critical technologies, the European Commission has presented the package of technological sovereignty measures to strengthen the European Union’s digital autonomy and resilience in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, cloud and open source. The European Commission presents initiatives to boost semiconductors, art…
The European Commission will promote a new package of measures of technological sovereignty to strengthen Europe’s autonomy and resilience. The lot includes the Chips Law 2.0, which aims to strengthen the supply of these semiconductors, especially those related to artificial intelligence, to improve infrastructures for medical care, among other uses. Ursula von der Leyen’s governing body pedagogy on the impact that this package of technological …
Europe Must Turn Semiconductor Ambition Into Industrial Reality
The European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA) today welcomed the European Commission’s publication of the Tech Sovereignty Package, including the Chips Act 2, as an important next step toward strengthening Europe’s technological resilience and industrial competitiveness.
Tyndall welcomes European Chips Act 2.0 as a defining step for Europe’s semiconductor future
Tyndall welcomes the European Commission’s proposal for a Chips Act 2.0, describing it as a decisive step in strengthening Europe’s semiconductor ecosystem and accelerating the transition from research excellence to industrial-scale capability.
The European Commission Has Proposed Measures to Strengthen Capacities in the Fields of Chips and AI
The European Commission has proposed a set of measures aimed at strengthening European capabilities in semiconductors, chips, artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services, aiming to reduce dependence on US tech giants, which could exacerbate tensions in transatlantic relations, Reuters reported.
In the face of the explosion of AI and global geopolitical pressure, Europe is accelerating its industrial moult. The Commission has unveiled the Chips Act 2.0: a strategic update designed to free the production of sovereign chips, connect factories and break technological dependencies.
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