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The analysis in "Anatomía del esfuerzo español en defensa" underlines our core mission. It's not enough to invest; we must invest smartly. This is particularly true for dual-use technologies like semiconductors, which are vital for both industrial resilience and national security.

We advocate for targeted investments in sovereign capabilities.

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Spain is making a significant move to bolster its defence capabilities and align with European partners. The government has announced a substantial increase in defence investment, aiming to reach 2% of GDP in 2025. How can we ensure this investment translates into real, tangible security and industrial strength for Spain and the EU?

Here it is, the long awaited @ec.europa.eu's International Digital Strategy! First Ctrl+F shows while #OpenSource is present and important for communication infrastructure, the strategic importance of OS businesses for #techSovereignty has not made the cut. (potential 🧵) ec.europa.eu/commission/p...

The EU sets out its Internatio...

Bluesky SocialEuropean Commission (@ec.europa.eu)News and information from the European Commission. Social media and data protection policy: http://europa.eu/!MnfFmT

AMEC founder Gerald Yin Zheyao renounced US citizenship to fully commit to China's semiconductor rise in a symbolic homecoming as China pushes for tech self-reliance. Despite global tensions, AMEC revenue surged 45% to 9B yuan in 2024 as it supplies critical chipmaking tools. Though profits dipped from bold R&D spending, the company is closing the gap in high-end tech, proving homegrown innovation can compete globally. 🇨🇳🚀

scmp.com/tech/tech-war/article

South China Morning Post · Tech war: founder of Chinese chip equipment maker AMEC renounces US citizenshipThe change of citizenship for AMEC’s Gerald Yin Zheyao, 81, comes amid the escalating tech war between the world’s two largest economies.

China’s RiVAI Technologies just launched the Lingyu CPU, its first homegrown high-performance RISC-V server chip. It features a one-core, dual architecture approach, integrating 32 general-purpose computing cores and eight specialized intelligent computing cores.

RiVAI’s 50+ partners (Lenovo, SenseTime) are pushing RISC-V to break Western tech dependence. With gov backing, China’s open-source chip revolution is here.

tomshardware.com/pc-components

Tom's Hardware · China’s push for chip independence continues with its first RISC-V server CPUBy Kunal Khullar

🇪🇺 EUROPE
🔴 EU Tech Firms Demand Digital Sovereignty

🔸 A coalition of more than 80 signatories, including companies such as Airbus, OVHCloud, Nextcloud and Proton, sent an open letter to the EU demanding that “European” products be prioritized in public procurement.
🔸 Calls for a "Sovereign Infrastructure Fund" to boost investment in EU digital infrastructure, open-source development and stronger support for European cloud, AI, and data services.