Policy orientations on EU-China relations in semiconductors: an outlook on bilateral and multilateral agendas
The international semiconductor agenda is more than a matter of US-China rivalry. The EU plays a major role.
The international semiconductor agenda is more than a matter of US-China rivalry. The EU plays a major role.
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Evidence shows that China and the US are racing over the global competition on generative AI, although this is not a much explicit issue.
The EU has developed a Semiconductor Strategy, but the role of Member States is critical for the success of the European semiconductor policy.
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