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Communication on European Technological Sovereignty and the EU Open Source Strategy

·2026.06.05 19:44

Key point

The EU has announced a comprehensive strategy including semiconductors, cloud, AI, and open source strategies to secure technological sovereignty.

Details

The European Commission is pursuing a multifaceted and comprehensive strategy spanning chips, infrastructure, software, cloud, and AI to achieve technological sovereignty. This strategy is designed to create synergies with existing initiatives such as AI Factories and AI Gigafactories.

The core 4 initiatives are as follows:

  • Chips Act 2.0: Strengthening the semiconductor ecosystem, enhancing supply chain resilience, and boosting domestic demand.
  • Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA): Realizing the potential of AI and cloud technologies to transform industrial ecosystems and improve social outcomes.
  • EU Open Source Strategy: An open source strategy to reduce external dependency across the technology stack.
  • Strategic Roadmap for Digitalisation and AI in the Energy Sector.
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