Originally published byEU-Startups
Europe is caught in a strategic autonomy paradox. While it may have the lead in writing tech-sovereignty frameworks, it invests only a fraction of what the tech heavyweights are pouring into the sector. The European Commission has reported that the EU invested only 4% of what the US spends on AI. In venture capital, about […]
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