The European Commission has called on EU states to review investments made by European companies in foreign countries in key technological sectors such as AI and semiconductors.

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Italy

EU requests review of investments in semiconductors, AI - General News

The European Commission has asked Member States to produce a comprehensive transaction report by 31 March 2026, fearing that know-how could fall “into the wrong hands”.

La Commission européenne a demandé aux États membres de produire un rapport complet des transactions d’ici au 31 mars 2026, craignant que des savoir-faire ne tombent «entre de mauvaises mains».

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France

EU fears technology leaks and calls for scrutiny of business investments abroad

A few days after Washington's crackdown on artificial intelligence (AI) chips' exports, the European Commission has published a recommendation urging European Union member States to revise outbound investments of their companies into non-EU countries. (ANSA)

Foreign investment is not always gold. Brussels is looking for suspicious investments by European companies outside the EU in semiconductors, AI and quantum technologies. Member States will check that they do not fall into the wrong hands.

Inwestycje zagraniczne to nie zawsze złoto. Bruksela szuka podejrzanych inwestycji firm europejskich poza UE w półprzewodniki, AI i technologie kwantowe. Kraje członkowskie sprawdzą, czy nie trafiają one w niepowołane ręce.

Bruksela szuka ryzykownych inwestycji. By wiedza nie trafiła w złe ręce

Rzeczpospolita

Poland

Brussels is looking for risky investments. So that knowledge does not fall into the wrong hands

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Brussel

Brussels

Belgium

EU to vet foreign AI investments for security risks

(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Commission. The Commission has today published a Recommendation calling on EU Member States to review outbound investments of their companies into non-EU countries. The Recommendation applies to three technology areas of strategic importance as well as the highest risk – semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies – and calls on Member States …

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Commission calls on Member States to review outbound investments and assess risks to economic security

The EU Commission recommended member states conduct reviews of outbound investments in three strategic sectors.

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EU calls for increased scrutiny on outbound tech investments

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				January 16, 2025			 Posted by:				Quatro Strategies Categories:				AI & Semiconductors, Europe 
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EU urges member states to scrutinize outbound investments in critical technologies

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission requested the 27 EU members on Wednesday to conduct a 15-month risk assessment of outbound investments in

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The European Commission calls on Member States to strengthen control over European investments in foreign markets. Brussels has published a recommendation this Wednesday in which it asks governments for greater scrutiny of the investments their companies make in non-EU countries, especially those linked to microchips, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies. Economic security is one of [...] WTX News WTX News - WTX News Breaking News, f…

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Brussels calls for greater scrutiny of European investments abroad in key technologies

On Wednesday, the European Commission asked Member States to assess the risks of their companies' investments in strategic technologies in third countries, especially in three areas that Brussels considers critical: semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum technologies.

La Comisión Europea ha pedido este miércoles a los Estados miembro que evalúen los riesgos de las inversiones que realicen sus empresas en tecnologías estratégicas en terceros países, especialmente en lo que atañe a tres áreas que Bruselas considera críticas: semiconductores, inteligencia artificial (IA) y tecnologías cuánticas.

EU to vet foreign AI investments for security risks

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