The European Union has been pretty strict when it comes to controlling the tech landscape. And now, the body has proposed a sweeping new set of regulations, approved by its 27 member states, to minimise the dependence on Chinese and American technology. The call of tech sovereignty comes amid warnings that a foreign power could weaponize critical digital infrastructure against the countries in the region. As per the reports published by CNBC, the proposals specifically target advanced microchips, cloud services, and artificial intelligence, and all of these things are considered sectors where the US and China have a dominant position.
