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Bruegel @bruegel.org · 10/09/2026

💿️ How can Europe address its pressing AI compute infrastructure shortfall? Europe’s AI compute gap will not close through capital alone, making faster permits, grid access and output-side sovereignty tools essential ✍️ Read the Policy Brief by Bertin Martens & @tschenk.bsky.social #EconSky

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How can Europe address its pressing AI compute infrastructure shortfall?

Europe’s AI compute gap will not close through capital alone, making faster permits, grid access and output-side sovereignty tools essential

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Bruegel @bruegel.org · 19/06/2026

↗️AI, demographics and China 🌐 How young economists see the big challenges of our times 🗣️ Théo Storella in conversation with host @rebeccawire.bsky.social, Maria Catarina Louro and @tschenk.bsky.social. 🔗 Listen to the podcast now: buff.ly/FcOKINW

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Tillman Schenk @tschenk.bsky.social · 18/05/2026

New piece with @niclaspoitiers.bsky.social on Europe's chip strategy, ahead of the EU Chips Act revision. We argue Europe should not aim for replicating entire chip ecosystems at home but controlling the parts of the chain that everyone else needs. buff.ly/VGRUsO8

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Revamping Europe’s chips strategy: indispensability, not self-sufficiency

In revising the European Chips Act, the EU should seek to make itself an indispensable partner in the semiconductor value chain

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Bruegel @bruegel.org · 15/05/2026

⛓️ In revising the European Chips Act, the EU should seek to make itself an indispensable partner in the semiconductor value chain 🔖 Read the Analysis by @niclaspoitiers.bsky.social and @tschenk.bsky.social 🔗 buff.ly/VGRUsO8 #EconSky

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Revamping Europe’s chips strategy: indispensability, not self-sufficiency

In revising the European Chips Act, the EU should seek to make itself an indispensable partner in the semiconductor value chain

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