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    Tuesday 30 June 2026
    EU's push for cloud sovereignty draws fragmentation warnings

    The EU is accelerating efforts to cut reliance on foreign cloud, AI, and semiconductor suppliers as it seeks to block so-called "kill...

    Thursday 25 June 2026
    Europe's AI infrastructure: the cost gap that policy cannot paper over
    The EU currently hosts roughly 5% of the world's AI compute capacity. The US holds close to 75%. McKinsey projects European data center demand will grow from 10 GW of IT load in 2024...
    Thursday 25 June 2026
    EU clears EUR76M in German aid for Munich quantum chip-testing plant
    The European Commission has given the green light to a EUR76 million (approx. US$86.3 million) German subsidy supporting QuantumDiamonds' plan to build a new semiconductor testing...
    Wednesday 24 June 2026
    EU eyes tariffs on Chinese PHEVs as BEV curbs prove ineffective
    The EU has imposed higher tariffs on Chinese battery electric vehicles (BEV) for more than a year, but the impacts have been limited. According to foreign media reports, the EU is...
    Friday 19 June 2026
    EU fast-tracks US tariff deal, adds three Trump safeguards

    The European Union has rushed through a US-EU tariff agreement after US President Donald Trump demanded that Brussels complete the...

    Wednesday 17 June 2026
    US AI export crackdown on Anthropic sparks global push for sovereign AI
    A letter dated June 12 from US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei marked the most aggressive federal regulatory intervention targeting a leading generative...
    Tuesday 16 June 2026
    EU industrial bill forces Chinese automakers to race for European factories
    The European Commission proposed an Industrial Acceleration Act to curb foreign direct investment that it says could threaten domestic industry and jobs, and the draft rule prompted...
    Monday 15 June 2026
    Commentary: EU eco-design rules set new bar for smartphone durability and repairability
    The EU's new eco-design, energy labeling, and battery rules for smartphones and tablets may do more than improve environmental performance. They could change how device makers compete,...
    Thursday 11 June 2026
    Taiwan deepens ties with Central and Eastern Europe as Taiwanese firms expand into Czech Republic, Poland
    The Czech Republic and other Central and Eastern European countries have gradually become emerging markets for Taiwanese investment and exports. This follows the donation of vaccines...
    Tuesday 9 June 2026
    Apple Intelligence expansion hits roadblocks in China and EU, raising fragmentation concerns
    Apple unveiled a sweeping overhaul of its artificial intelligence offering at WWDC 2026 on June 8, but two of its most important markets — China and the EU — will not receive...
    Monday 8 June 2026
    V2X data becomes latest target in rising geopolitical tensions
    Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) data management has become the latest battlefront in geopolitical tensions, with recent maneuvering in China, the US, and Europe drawing the most attention...
    Friday 5 June 2026
    Commentary: EU tariff barrier may weaken as Japanese automakers lean on China's EV tech
    Japanese automakers' growing reliance on Chinese EV technology could weaken the EU's tariff strategy and reshape global car trade. As Mazda, Nissan, Honda, and Toyota adjust their...
    Thursday 4 June 2026
    EU launches Technology Sovereignty Package to strengthen chips, AI, and cloud infrastructure
    The European Commission has unveiled a comprehensive Technology Sovereignty Package aimed at strengthening Europe's capabilities in semiconductors, AI, cloud infrastructure, open-source...
    Wednesday 3 June 2026
    EU's EUR20B AI gigafactory ambition faces delays as global rivals surge ahead
    The European Union's (EU) plan to mobilize EUR20 billion (US$23.3 billion) for a network of large-scale AI "gigafactories" is running into delays and funding uncertainty, stoking concerns...
    Friday 29 May 2026
    EU seeks to spur government buying of homegrown chips
    The European Commission wants governments to buy chips from EU startups as Brussels seeks to reduce the bloc's reliance on US and East Asian suppliers, Reuters reported, citing...
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