Comment: Tech sovereignty means building tech the world wants, not a Teams clone
castrotech · x · 2026-10-03
The author argues that the real test of Europe's technological sovereignty isn't building its own version of Teams, but creating technologies the rest of the world wants to use — in AI, robotics, semiconductors, biotech, and energy.
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