European Technological Sovereignty and Digital Infrastructure

by name voted on 22.01.2026

Summary

The report calls for strengthening Europe's ability to design, develop, and control its own digital technologies to reduce dependency on non-EU countries. It emphasizes the need for massive investment in semiconductors, AI, cloud services, and secure connectivity.

10 22.01.2026

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arts

energy

economy

civil service

administrative law

administrative reform

business and competition

research and intellectual property

agriculture, forestry and fisheries

information technology and data processing

Key points

The EU aims to reduce its heavy reliance on non-EU countries for digital products and services, which currently exceeds 80%.
A revision of the framework for strengthening Europe's semiconductor ecosystem is expected in late 2026.
The report calls for the creation of 'AI factories' to provide necessary computing power for European start-ups and researchers.
The EU targets having 80% of its population possessing basic digital skills by the year 2030.

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Documents (PDFs)

DRAFT REPORT on European technological sovereignty and digital infrastructure REPORT on European technological sovereignty and digital infrastructure European technological sovereignty and digital infrastructure

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