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Europe's tech sovereignty starts with innovation made in the EU.
The new EU Chip Design Platform aims to accelerate chip innovation across Europe.
This initiative is encouraging the emergence of a new generation of companies while mobilising €525 million.
Designed to support startups, SMEs and research teams, this flagship project under the Chips Act will provide access to chip design tools, design support services, IP blocks and manufacturing capacity.
@EUCommission You could help push sovereignty by not sucking up to American AI companies all the time and enforcing that services MUST allow non-Google and non-Apple (you know, both American) phones, such as alternative Android distributions or Linux to access them.
@EUCommission Immagino che in questo futuro non ci siano l'open source. Maledetti!
@EUCommission We will use an existing opensource platform and inprove it, or we will simply throw the money away?
@EUCommission At least one fab in Europe would be better.