Technological sovereignty or slogan? All the ambitions (and criticisms) of the European Commission’s package
The European Commission presents the technological sovereignty package with Chips Act 2.0, the cloud and AI law, and an open source strategy. But criticisms about the effectiveness of the measures are already coming from Brussels. Excerpt from the European Mattinale.
Who is Jim Snabe, Von der Leyen’s right-hand man for Artificial Intelligence?
The European Commission has appointed the chairman of Siemens as special envoy for industrial artificial intelligence. From experience at SAP to the World Economic Forum, including Google, Maersk, Allianz, and Deutsche Bank: here are the connections, roles, and ideas of the advisor called upon to assist the EU in the race for technological sovereignty.
Microchips, data centers, and a sovereign fund: what’s in the European package for technological sovereignty
The European Commission has presented a legislative package for the Union’s technological sovereignty: it includes a new Chips Act and a law for the development of artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Brussels is also opening up to a sovereign fund for advanced technologies.
Aerospace, why the Bromo project (Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo) is strategic for Europe
Who was present and what was discussed at the conference titled “The Contribution of the Aerospace Sector to Italian and European Technological Sovereignty,” organized by the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) and the National Aerospace Technology Cluster (CTNA), in collaboration with the Roma Foundation.
