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EU Remains Committed to Global Collaboration on Microchips
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EU remains committed to global collaboration on microchips
Europe remains committed to collaborating with global partners to drive the semiconductor industry, despite escalating trade tensions, Henna Virkkunen, executive vice-president of the Commission for technological sovereignty, said on May 21.“Europe must uphold its tradition of openness and cooperation while securing also resilient access to the chips that power our economies and societies,” Virkkunen told the International Technology Forum World
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